Although current-feedback amplifiers (CFAs) have been in use for quite some time, there is a reluctance to view them in the same light as voltage-feedback amplifiers (VFAs). For instance, the gain-bandwidth curve of VFAs has a parallel in a transimpedance-bandwidth curve for CFAs. This parameter can be used to determine the closed-loop behavior of the CFA in the same way that GBW can for the VFA. Not all the fault is with the users—the amplifier manufacturers have not standardized the CFA characterization as they have done with VFAs. This paper describes the CFA and its behavior in an intuitive manner.