In datasheet description, the bandwidth of OPA211 is 80MHz (G=100), or 45MHz (G=1). Please explain why the Gain-Bandwidth Product is not a fixed data.
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In datasheet description, the bandwidth of OPA211 is 80MHz (G=100), or 45MHz (G=1). Please explain why the Gain-Bandwidth Product is not a fixed data.
Hi Forest,
You can see in figure 11 that the gain of the OPA211 does not follow a straight 20dB/decade line. The gain/phase compensation is a bit special. Thus the gain crosses 0dB at a lower frequency. When you move up to gain of 100, the GBW is higher. Is this clear?
Regards, Bruce.