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Help select the OP bandwidth of a filter

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Hi, all
I want do design a 3db bandwidth of 10MHz 3 order butterworth filter,
what about the OP bandwidth of this design, 10MHz, 20MHz, 30MHz, 40MHz or any others?

thanks
 

Re: Filter design help

it's all depend of how much gain you want. I'm not sure of that but I think the bandwidth is when the op amp oscillate, what you don't want
 

Filter design help

Depends on the type of the filter (active rc or switch-cap) also on the topology of filter.
For active-RC at least 100MHz is needed.( Even higher if low THD is needed).
 

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