robicyang
Junior Member level 2

differential i.d gm
hi:
i want to design a constant gm rail-to-rail op with n-well process. the pmos pairs and the nmos pairs work in weak inversion and there are current switchs to flow the tail current when the pairs is inactive. the body of the pmos pairs connects to its source and the body of the nmos pairs connects to vss. simulation show that the gm of the nmos pairs increace with the common-mode voltage increacing and the gm of the pmos pairs maintian constant. i think this because of the common-mode voltage affecting the vth of the nmos pairs and so affecting the gm of the nmos pairs. but i don't know how the vth affect the gm of the nmos pairs in weak inversion. i know in weak inversion gm=Id/(n*VT), and all the parameters not change, why the gm changes? does anybody know why, please tell me. thanks
hi:
i want to design a constant gm rail-to-rail op with n-well process. the pmos pairs and the nmos pairs work in weak inversion and there are current switchs to flow the tail current when the pairs is inactive. the body of the pmos pairs connects to its source and the body of the nmos pairs connects to vss. simulation show that the gm of the nmos pairs increace with the common-mode voltage increacing and the gm of the pmos pairs maintian constant. i think this because of the common-mode voltage affecting the vth of the nmos pairs and so affecting the gm of the nmos pairs. but i don't know how the vth affect the gm of the nmos pairs in weak inversion. i know in weak inversion gm=Id/(n*VT), and all the parameters not change, why the gm changes? does anybody know why, please tell me. thanks