The input stage of an operational amplifier includes at least four signal-receiving stages adapted to receive four primary input signals. If the voltage level associated with any of the input signal changes, at least one transistor in each of the at least four signal-receiving stages conducts more current and at least one transistor in each of these stages conducts less current. The four signal-receiving stages collectively generate at least four intermediate signals that are delivered to the output stage of the differential amplifier, which in response, generates a pair of differential output signals. Two of the input signals are derived from the pair of differential output signals and are fed back to control the amplifier.

 
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