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TLC2262: Input waveform deformation

Part Number: TLC2262
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9352

The power supply and GND pins of TLC2262 are connected to +5V and -5V respectively.

The test circuit is as follows:

The input terminal uses a signal generator to generate a square wave with an amplitude of 0.2V and a frequency of about 1K for input (as shown in Figure 1).
When R501 is 5K, its voltage output is shown in Figure 2

input:

 Figure 1

output:

 Figure 2

At this time, when R501 is changed to 100 ohms, the waveform at the input end becomes Figure 3 below, and the waveform drops from 200mv to 115mv.

I can’t understand why the input waveform becomes smaller when the resistor R501 becomes smaller? How to solve it?

input:

 Figure 3

output:

 Figure 4