Re: op-amps with wide open-loop bandwidth ?
Dave Moore wrote:
Hello,
Anyone know of any op-amps with
open-loop bandwidth in excess of 20KHz ?
Thanks.
Dave Moore
Opamps are rated for speed in units of gain times bandwidth, or gain
bandwidth product. What open loop gain are you looking for at 20 kHz?
.
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