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The ability of an electrical circuit to stop oscillating within a finite period of time. Related topics include the Nyquist stability criterion (and the associated Nyquist plot), Bode plots, and gain and phase margin.
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phase-stability two op-amps
I'm trying to simulate two op-amps back-to-back (G=30 each) in LTSpice and work out if they will be stable. If I look at the .ac analysis after the fist op-amp I have good phase margin (about 60 degr …
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