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in voltage mode buck convertor,err amp is ota or op-amp?

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I think ,if I type compensation the err amp is ota.
II or III type compensation both ota or op-amp is ok? is it correct?
 

In my opinion, there are two methods for error amplifier design.
One is GM transconductor, another is OPA.

Hope it helps.
 

I think that both OTA or OPAMP are OK. We only need to compensate to have good phase margin to have stable system.
 

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