Question 7.4: A certain amplifier has an open-loop midrange gain of 150,00...

Analog Fundamentals: A Systems Approach

A certain amplifier has an open-loop midrange gain of 150,000 and an open-loop 3 dB bandwidth of 200 Hz. The attenuation of the feedback loop is 0.002. What is the closed-loop bandwidth?

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