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For questions about designing electronics to account for undesirable characteristics or behaviors, such as frequency compensation in a feedback control system to avoid instability and/or improve gain and phase margin, reduce overshoot and ringing, improve bandwidth, etc. Consider using in conjunction with associated tags such as "feedback", "stability", "frequency-response", "nyquist-plot", "bode-plot", "operational-amplifier", etc., if appropriate.
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Op-amp virtual ground compensation
Under normal conditions, I can adjust this peak to be at least less than -40dB,But it's hard to achieve better compensation. but it is still uncomfortable in broadband high-precision applications. …
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