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Obtaining an op-amp's open loop gain

I'm trying to obtain an op-amp's open loop DC transfer characteristic curve on an oscilloscope, and from the curve, the open loop gain. Here is an image (from some random website) showing the curve I ...
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op-amp + ADC slow reaction

I have the following schematics: If I have a scope probe on VIN, everything works very well. VIN is an amplification of the input and the ADC reports it very well: good accuracy and no delay. But ...
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input stage (pre opamp) for voltages between 0 and 240V AC

I want to play with a custom DSO design: sub 1MSPS Mostly measuring 0-6V signals Some audio signals Power line signals The hardest thing for me is the power line signals. Sometimes I just want to ...
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Is this a good design & layout of an active differential 'scope probe?

This question is an extension of Homebrew differential 'scope probe. I thought I should make this a new question though. I need to measure a 100Mb/s LVDS signal to check its integrity. I will try to ...
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Homebrew differential 'scope probe

I may be able to get my hands on an old 600MHz LeCroy oscilloscope. However, it doesn't have any probes. Is it feasible to make an active differential probe for it using a high-speed op-amp, like the ...
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How does the input circuit on this oscilloscope manage to accept such a large range of voltages?

I recently bought this ($45!) oscilloscope: http://www.gabotronics.com/development-boards/xmega-xprotolab.htm. Looking at its schematic, I see the circuitry for one of the two analog input channels: ...