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Regarding "Circuit Design Based on Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits", there is a concept of "Pole" that is not clear [Copy link]

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I would like to ask, is the place where I drew the red circle in the picture above correct as described in the book? Why do I feel that the pole should be the origin?

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"Why do I feel that the pole should be the origin?" When k=1, the pole is located at the origin.   Details Published on 2020-10-9 10:39

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"I want to ask, is the red circle in the picture above correct?"

What the book says is absolutely correct.

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"Why do I feel that the pole should be the origin?"

When k=1, the pole is located at the origin.

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Thanks experts!  Details Published on 2020-10-9 16:26
 
 
 
 

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maychang posted on 2020-10-9 10:39 "Why do I feel that the pole should be the origin?" When k=1, the pole is at the origin.

Thanks experts!

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