In Reply to: Cap loaded posted by mfc on July 23, 2003 at 12:28:03:
"The non-linearities do not go away."And, I predict, they won't go away until you (a) find a more linear device; (b) devise a more linear circuit; or (c) find a way to apply more NFB.
BTW, compensation usually makes high-f distortion worse, which is what I find most interesting here. Evidently neither the compensation nor the capacitive load induce slewing at this point.
This implies a wideband, low output impedance, meaning that the feedback is effective to a relatively high f. This is what we want.You can also correlate this parameter with output impedance by looking at Zo at various f's and input levels.
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