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    The document discusses deriving the transfer function of a circuit to determine the lower 3dB frequency point. It notes that the transfer function will have a high pass filter nature due to the RC circuit, but the op-amp will add a low pass nature due to internal frequency compensation. The product of gain and bandwidth remains constant.

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    The document discusses deriving the transfer function of a circuit to determine the lower 3dB frequency point. It notes that the transfer function will have a high pass filter nature due to the RC circuit, but the op-amp will add a low pass nature due to internal frequency compensation. The product of gain and bandwidth remains constant.

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    The document discusses deriving the transfer function of a circuit to determine the lower 3dB frequency point. It notes that the transfer function will have a high pass filter nature due to the RC circuit, but the op-amp will add a low pass nature due to internal frequency compensation. The product of gain and bandwidth remains constant.

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    (3) Derive the transfer function

    first to get lower 3 dB


    frequency fL

    s=jw

    Transfer function has a high pass filter nature

    gain x
    bandwidth=constant

    Op-amp's internal
    freq compensation

    High pass nature Low pass


    of RC circuit nature of op-amp

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