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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Leven, Fife
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Hello,
, 1, The subject title is self explanatory - it would if possible, allow very ESR caps on the output without affecting phase stability margins so much. 2, Is there anyway of increasing the Zout of a opamp but without increasing the rising HF low Impedance? The OpAmp drives an emmiter follower in this case. Obviously the OLG is greatest at LF. With at HF I would like perfect low Zout but LF alittle higher Zout!. Regards Kevin |
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