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In Reply to: Neutralization of Miller capacitance posted by sser2 on March 11, 2017 at 15:29:24:
In other words, you can add more gain to reverse where the roll off begins due to the Cmiller. I found the IT (some) have just the magic to do that. Some have increasing Vout as the F goes up (above 10K) and this is what you need to counter the Cmiller. It's obviously working out quite well in the 845 amp I am trying out now.
The header almost made me think you are talking about immigration for Mr. Miller.
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