BUF802: VOUT / In_Aux bandwidth : 800MHz in the datasheet, <100kHz in real life?

Part Number: BUF802

Tool/software:

Hello there,

We have a project that fully relies on the fact that the In_Aux path has a > 20MHz bandwidth, using the BUF802 in CL mode/

As our board wasn't behaving as expected, we removed the DC blocking capacitor to IN (and also tried shorting in to GND) and measured:

- our input to output transfer function (from our differential inputs to the BUF802 output) - green trace in the attached file

- our input to IN_AUX pin input transfer function (from our differential inputs to the BUF802 IN_AUX pin) - red trace in the attached file

Unless I'm mistaken, we're seeing our IN_AUX driving opamp (ADA4806, 105MHz GBW) starting to compensate the gain loss at <10kHz, to finally "run out" of GBW product at 2MHz.

Hence my question: why would our opamp start increasing gain at around 10kHz if the IN_AUX path bandwidth truly was 800MHz? How was this 800MHz measured?

Thanks in advance