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Hi Joyce,
the output impedance is very low, but depends on gain and load. In an usual application with a gain of 100 and a signal frequency of 1kHz the output impedance is under 1Ohm. You can run a TINA-TI simulation with the INA128 TINA-TI reference design and see for yourself.
Keep in mind, though, that the output current is limited. See figures 13, 14 and 15 of datasheet.
Kai
Joyce,
There is a fundamental difference between the open-loop (Ro) and close-loop (Rout) output impedance and their understanding is critical in solving stability issues. Ro is controlled by the internal circuit topology while Rout is a function of the specific circuit configuration used: Rout = Ro / (1+Aolβ)
Please review the attached presentation - Op Amp Stability vs Output Impedance.