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Which of the following is a limitation of real operational amplifiers?

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Operational amplifier configurations

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Which of the following is a limitation of real operational amplifiers?.

  1. A.Limited bandwidth
  2. B.Infinite input impedance
  3. C.Zero output resistance
  4. D.No offset voltage

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  • Limited bandwidth

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Rule: Gain‑bandwidth product (GBP) is constant for an op‑amp. Substitution: A_ol × f_3dB = GBP.

Working: For a typical op‑amp, A_ol ≈ 10^5 and f_3dB ≈ 10 kHz, so GBP ≈ 10^9. Answer: Limited bandwidth.

Units: Hz. Conclusion: Real op‑amps cannot amplify signals beyond their bandwidth.

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