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    Figure 5 the RC Components Shown Represent Internal R and C
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Figure 5 the RC Components Shown Represent Internal R and C

Question 13

Question 13

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  Figure 5 The RC components shown represent internal R and C of a compensated op- amp. -Refer to Figure 5. Assume the input frequency is much less that fc. In this case, the overall AOL is A) dependent on the feedback B) equal to 1 C) halved D) nearly unaffected Figure 5 The RC components shown represent internal R and C of a compensated op- amp.
-Refer to Figure 5. Assume the input frequency is much less that fc. In this case, the overall AOL is


A) dependent on the feedback
B) equal to 1
C) halved
D) nearly unaffected

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