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About the Opamp in Integrator
May 07th, 2009, 4:24am
 
Hi, all,

  The picture shows a simple opamp-based integrator.

  Here it is required that wt >> 1/R1C1, is wt here referring to opamp with the loading effect of R1C1?

  Or when I design opamp, I want its wt >> 1/R1C1, should I just put a simple CL (which may be gate capacitance of its later blocks), or CL//(C1+R1)? or else?

  Thanks a lot!

Feng
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Re: About the Opamp in Integrator
Reply #1 - May 7th, 2009, 4:54am
 
wt (transit frequency) is the unity gain frequency of the (single pole) opamp (as listed in the data sheet) without any feedback circuitry .
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