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    on Dec 2, 2011
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    William Mack William Mack
    I am driving a MOSFET with a typical input capacitance of around 2800pF with an LM324 R-R op amp in the linear mode using a standard function generator. Unfortunately, the LM324 cannot drive the MOSFET much beyond 10Khz because the MOSFET gate starts drawing current past 10Khz. I want to drive the MOSFET...
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