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What happens to the output amplitude of an op-amp when the input signal frequency exceeds the op-amp's bandwidth?

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Operational amplifier configurations

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What happens to the output amplitude of an op-amp when the input signal frequency exceeds the op-amp's bandwidth?.

  1. A.Output amplitude increases
  2. B.Output amplitude remains unchanged
  3. C.Output amplitude decreases
  4. D.Output amplitude becomes inverted

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  • Output amplitude decreases

Explanation

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Rule: Bandwidth is the frequency range over which the op-amp can maintain its specified gain. Substitution: input frequency > f_bw.

Working: The gain falls beyond f_bw, so the output amplitude decreases. Answer: output amplitude decreases.

Conclusion: The output is attenuated.

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