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advantages of folded cascode stages....

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Hi,

In the book Analog Integrated Circuit Design by Ken Martin,it says :

The second major reason of the use of cascode stages is that they limit the voltage across the input drive trasnsistor.This minimizes any short-channel effects

can any one explain me the above line?

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