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how to improve band width and phase margin, unity gain?

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GUYZ,
Can anyone explain how to improve band width and phase margin and unity gain of op amp please?
 

I suppose you want to know how to improve band width and phase margin together. The main problem is improving one distroys the other, for example to improve phase margin you may add a compensation capacitor but this necissarily reduces your bandwidth

This effect is mainly due to that most of the methods used to improve the phase margin depend on reducing the gain to unity at the point when the phase shift between the input and the output is 180 - (required phase margin).

you may see Razavi (Analogue CMOS design) for further information. It has a complete chapter about stability and another chapter about Op-Amps
 

Can you give some more info - is it a descrete opamp you're talking about. Is it a transistor level IC opamp. If so, what architecture do you target?
 

This is For 741 op-amp.
 

741 is internally compensated.
If you are not using reactive components in the feedback loop and have stability problems, rather check the load capacitance.
 

if i remeber correct there are two pins on 741 package which can be connected with R-C circuit and compensation is done.

/ue
 

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