Re: Help with op-amp follower

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From: Michael A. Covington
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1991 04:17

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Is the LF356 by any chance a high-frequency op-amp?

Some op-amps are not stable at *low* gain, because their compensating
capacitors are deliberately made a little too small, relying on
negative feedback (higher at high gain) to complete the stabilizing
system. 

Also, are the power supply leads to the op-amp (both + and -) bypassed
to ground with 0.05-uF capacitors?  If not, they should be.

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From: mcovingt@athena.cs.uga.edu (Michael A. Covington)
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Subject: Re: Help with op-amp follower
Summary: What kind of op-amp?
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Date: 24 Jun 91 04:17:58 GMT
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