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Urgent!! What kind of CMOS Opamp can drive 300nF cap?

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Hi, all,

I need to design an CMOS op amp, the maximum loading is 300nF cap. Supply is 5V, slew rate is 5V/1mS, bandwidth is 100kHz. What kind of structure and compensation scheme can do this? Thanks


tia
 

if only for cap-load, you can use 1-stage folded-cascode architecture, if you need large dc gain, you can add gain-boosting to it.
300nF load, 100kHz bandwidth, gm~200mS
sr=5v/ms, so tail current~1.5mA
need large current and large w/l for input pair.
 

I think it is better to use a buffer.
 

I think 1-stage op-amp is ok.The buffer is not needed. Just like Alan_Nesta says
 

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