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Bandwidth – 3 带宽-3 TIPL 1213 TI Precision Labs – Op Amps Presented by Jason Wu Prepared by Art Kay, Pete Semig, and Tim Green  Hello, and welcome to the TI Precision Lab discussing op amp bandwidth, part 3.  In this video we’ll discuss why you should always use the non-inverting gain to calculate bandwidth and secondary effects (namely high-frequency pole location) on bandwidth.  大家好, 欢迎来到 TI Precision Labs (德州仪器高精度实验室)。 本次视频将 介绍运算放大器的bandwidth (带宽) 第三部分。  我们将探讨为何运用non-inverting gain (同相增益)来计算带宽, 及高频极点 的位置对带宽的二次效应。 Dominant Pole (主极点) Dominant Pole fp = 11.03Hz 2 2  In part 2 of this series we discussed the definition of gain bandwidth product. We demonstrated how to graphically determine the bandwidth of a circuit for a particular gain using the open-loop gain, or Aol, graph from a data sheet. However, we did not discuss the low-frequency, or dominate pole that appears in the graph.  The dominate pole is the point on the Aol graph where Aol begins to roll off with frequency. This parameter is important when developing macromodels. The frequency of the pole can be estimated from the Aol curve, but a more accurate approach is to calculate it using this equation, where GBW is the gain bandwidth product and Avol is the open loop gain of the device.  Using the OPA827 as an example, we find the device has a gain bandwidth product of 22MHz and open loop gain of 126 decibels. We can convert 126dB to its linear representati