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INA333-HT Why Are Limits Placed on Gain at 210°C? What Happens At 180°C?

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There is an open ended warning in the datasheet for the INA333-HT:

"It is not recommended to use a gain < 100 for high temperature (210°C) applications. For gains > 100 in such applications, a compensation circuit is needed at pins 1 and 8. The circuit is needed at each pin and  consists of a resistor in series with a capacitor referenced to ground. Recommended values for the resistor and capacitor are 3.5 kΩ and 10 nF respectively."

Two big questions come up:

1)  What happens to the IN amp performance at 150°C or 175°C?  Can I use the part with gain < 100 at those temperatures? 

2)  What will break if I use it with gain = 1 at 210°C?

Thank you in advance for your thoughts.