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1 + A 1 + A

A 0 (1 + mA 1 x p )
G= A.
A 0 (1 + mA 1 x p ) + (1 + mA 0 x p )(1 + A 1 x p )
A0 1. "Frequency Compensation Techniques For An Integrated
1 + mA 1 x p Operational Amplifier"
G=
1 + (A 1 + 1)m x p + mA 1 x p 2
2
by James N. Giles
(1+Bp)(l + Cp) FairchildAPP-117. 1965

2. "Latest Approach to Integrated Amplifier Design"

by F. D. Waldhauer
1. (m = 1) Electronics. May 31, 1963
A1 = 200 (A0) 3. "Operational Amplifier Frequency ResponseIt's the
m=1 Shape that Counts" Parts I and II
by Leonard Kedson and George Tempei
1
G= Electronic Design. July 5 and 19,1965
1+ xp
9.20.01% 4. "An Analysis of Certain Errors in Electronic Differential
4x = 0.1s Analyzers IICapacitor Dielectric Absorption"
0.92s by Paul C. Dow, Jr.
2. m > 1 IRE Trans on Electronics Computer. March, 1958
A1 = 200m = 4 5. "Extending An Operational Amplifier's Bandwidth To
1 1 + 800 x p 50mHz"
G
1 + 0.996 x p 1 + 803 x p by Richard D. Brugger
x Electronic Design. May 25,1964
800/803803x
B.
800/8039999/10,000373.6
x = 0.1/s290s "Specifying, Measuring, and Using Very High Speed
Digital to Analog Converters"
3. m<l
by James J. Pastoriza
A1 = 200m = 1/4
Analog Devices Technical Note

"High-Frequency Characteristics of Wide Band Inverter

1 1 + 50 x p
G Op Amps"
1 + 1.015 x p 1 + 49.2 x p
by Heinrich Krabbe (now Analog DevicesWest)
x
EEE. April, 1969
50/49.249.2x1.016
1.0001160:15x = 0.1s Robert DemrowNEREM 1968
25s

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