The output of a differentiator circuitW ill reach the same maximum and minimum levels as the input as long as the time constant of the circuit is less than theW idth of the input pulse.

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A differentiator circuit's output is proportional to the rate of change of the input signal, not directly to the input signal's amplitude. Therefore, the maximum and minimum output levels depend on the input signal's rate of change, not its absolute levels.

The Output of a Differentiator CircuitW Ill Reach the Same