I have a high gain circuit that oscillates, to calculate Cf, the input capacitance of the op amp would help greatly, it isn't on the datasheet.
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I have a high gain circuit that oscillates, to calculate Cf, the input capacitance of the op amp would help greatly, it isn't on the datasheet.
Jonathan,
The common-mode input capacitance may be simulated to be 4.6pF - see below. Also, you may assume the differential input capacitance to be the same, ~5pF.
Since you do not show the circuit, the value of CF compensation cap should be calculated to be: CF=~(Rin*10pF)/RF - see below.