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Phase shift of OpAmps at low Frequency

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Hello, I need to know phase shift of CA3140(below taken from datasheet) at low frequencies(<5Hz)?

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the phase shift of the CA3140 is very small at frequency around 5Hz
the phase shift reaches 45 degree only at around 15Hz-20Hz (from the graph)....
 

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Thanks a lot Anand, Is there any way to get an estimate of phase shift at 5Hz from this datasheet. You know I want to calculate impedance from phase shift of current relative to voltage waveform, so I want to calculate error(at least an estimate) of calculations. is it in order of 10, 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001, Can I extrapolate?
Thanks again.
 

i'm not that well-versed in this topic.........
but the method is you can find the pole from the graph... now write the transfer function and find the time constant (ζs) and since the system is a single pole system the phase shift can be written as -tan(ωζs)....... then subtitute 2Π(5) for ω......
 

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