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An Op-Amp has a Gain Bandwidth Product of 1 MHz. At what frequency will the gain of this Op-Amp be equal to unity? Identify from the options given bel
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An Op-Amp has a Gain Bandwidth Product of 1 MHz. At what frequency will the gain of this Op-Amp be equal to unity? Identify from the options given below.

A.

10 MHz

B.

10 KHz

C.

100 KHz

D.

1,000 KHz

Correct option is D

​​Gain×Bandwidth=Constant\text{Gain} \times \text{Bandwidth} = \text{Constant}

Gain×Bandwidth=1 MHz\text{Gain} \times \text{Bandwidth} = 1 \, \text{MHz}

Given that Gain=1,we calculate the frequency(f):\text{Given that Gain} = 1, \text{we calculate the frequency} (f):

Bandwidth (BW)=f2f1\text{Bandwidth (BW)} = f_2 - f_1

BW=1 MHzGain\text{BW} = \frac{1 \, \text{MHz}}{\text{Gain}}

BW=1×1031 KHz\text{BW} = \frac{1 \times 10^3}{1} \, \text{KHz}

BW=1000 KHz\text{BW} = 1000 \, \text{KHz}​​​​​​​​

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