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channel lengths in 2 stage opamp design

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hi,
Is is correct to use two different channel lengths in 2 stage opamp design ???
Will it cause offset ?
I am using 0.18µ CMOS tech.
I am using L = 0.54µ in stage 1 and L = 0.18µ in second stage.

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Is is correct to use two different channel lengths in 2 stage opamp design ???
Sure, why not?

all ... said:
I am using 0.18µ CMOS tech.
I am using L = 0.54µ in stage 1 and L = 0.18µ in second stage.
Will it cause offset ?
Not if used in different stages. Yes, if done with transistors which belong together, like differential input FETs, current mirrors (also for different stages), ...
 
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