Gain-Bandwidth Product

GBW = A₀ · f₋₃dB. The product of DC gain and bandwidth is constant for a single-pole system.

Model: Textbook approximation

Open-loop f₋₃dB

1.00 kHz

GBW / A₀

Closed-loop Gain

90.91 V/V

A₀ / (1 + β·A₀)

Closed-loop BW

11.00 kHz

GBW / A_cl

A(f) = A₀ / (1 + j·f/f₀), GBW = A₀·f₀

A_cl(f) = A₀ / (1 + β·A₀ + j·f/f₀): gain A₀/(1 + β·A₀), bandwidth f₀·(1 + β·A₀)

The closed-loop gain shown is A₀/(1 + β·A₀), the non-inverting (noise) gain; an inverting stage has the same bandwidth but signal gain −(1 − β)/β.

Single-pole op amp; higher poles, slew rate and phase margin are left out.

Model and references

Textbook approximation. A standard approximation from the literature (for example paraxial, plane-wave or Gaussian-beam), valid within the range the page states. About the tiers

Single-pole op amp with frequency-independent feedback fraction β. Higher-order poles, phase margin, slew rate and output limits are left out.

  1. Franco S. (2015). Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits, 4th ed. McGraw-Hill. Ch. 6: single-pole open-loop response, constant gain-bandwidth product.
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