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GBW and gm relationship of the subthreshold region Op-amp

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Hello all

Kindly, I eould like to ask
how the transister working int the subthreshold region (weak inversion) has a high transconductance (gm) and hence high gain but small GBW.

if we have high gm then we must have GBW as (GBW = gm/Cc).

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how the transister working int the subthreshold region (weak inversion) has a high transconductance (gm) and hence high gain but small GBW.

Transistor working in the subthreshold region (weak inversion) has a low transconductance (gm)! gm/Id is high.
 
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