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Difference between a differential amp and an OTA....

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differential amplifier

An OTA when designed using CMOS.... consists of a differential amplifier....
is that wht all an OTA is...??? a differential amplifier with a current mirror??
i realize tht an OTA is a VCCS..... does tht mean it works the same way a differential mp works...???
 

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