The output of a differentiator circuit will reach the same maximum and minimum levels as the
input as long as the time constant of the circuit is less than the width of the input pulse.

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A differentiator circuit outputs the rate of change of the input signal, not the same amplitude levels. The output depends on the rate of change of the input, not its amplitude.

The Output of a Differentiator Circuit Will Reach the Same