PMOS Current Mirror

Hello
I am designing a PMOS current mirror in 350nm Cadence technology [attached].
Problem: keeping the dimension (W/L ratio) of both the PMOS transistors constant, I should get mirrored current the same as the reference current (according to mirror circuit principle). But I am not getting the same current as reference current. e.g.
-When my reference current is 10uA then the mirror current is 16.6uA with 5V supply voltage (Vdd)

When I change the supply voltage then the mirror current started getting better as e.g.
- reference current 10uA then the mirror current is 13.4uA with 3.3V supply voltage (Vdd).
-reference current 10uA then the mirror current is 10.3uA with 1.8V supply voltage (Vdd).

Dimension of MPO: W/L=10u/0.5u
Dimension of MP1: W/L=10u/0.5u

I would like to know How and Why my mirror current is changing with changing supply voltage (Vdd)?
Thanks

Alex_bam said:

I would like to know How and Why my mirror current is changing with changing supply voltage (Vdd)?

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It likely changes due to the finite drain-source resistance of the output MOSFET.
If you need the output current to be more constant with change in voltage, you could use a Wilson 3-transistor mirror, which uses negative feedback to greatly reduce that change.