Multiple Choice
Figure 4 Both op- amps are compensated and have AOL = 100 dB and fT = 2 MHz.
-Refer to Figure 4(a) . Assume the output is a 1.0 kHz square wave that goes between +Vmax and -Vmax. This fault is likely due to an
A) open Rf
B) internal open in the op- amp
C) open Ri
D) shorted Ri
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