What causes the open-loop bandwidth or cutoff frequency of an op amp to be very low?
A) negative feedback
B) positive feedback
C) high voltage gain.
D) internal compensating capacitor

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The presence of an internal compensating capacitor in the op amp circuitry causes the open-loop bandwidth or cutoff frequency of an op amp to be very low. This is because the compensating capacitor is designed to stabilise the op amp, but it also reduces the bandwidth by providing additional lag in the response of the amplifier.

What Causes the Open-Loop Bandwidth or Cutoff Frequency of an Op