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Why too low frequency of Negative capacitor using opamp?

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hi, all. I need realize negative capacitor from 80MHz to 108 MHz by NIC using opamp, the opamp 3-dB bandwidth is 150MHz. But the negative cap can be got under 1.5MHz.
Anyone can help to explain why?
 

I doubt, that the loop bandwidth will be 150 MHz, I guess, it's rather the unity gain bandwidth respectively GBW product.
In any case, a much higher OP bandwidth would be necessary to generate almost capacitive behaviour.
Circuit stability is another topic.
 

Thanks a lot. I change to LMH6703, and simulated by ADS, achieve good negative capacitor in FM band. I would upload the design after testing
 

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