MOSFET output stage
"Vladimir Vassilevsky"
However there are few special cases when a FET output stage has an
advantage:
1) With FETs, it is simpler to control bias current, because of the
negative dependency from the temperature.
** Completely wrong.
The tempco of typical (ie switching) fets is strongly positive - the gate
threshold voltage drops by about 6mV per degree C.
Bias compensation is non trivial and crucial to get right or thermal runaway
is likely.
...... Phil
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