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I was wondering if anyone knew the what the slew rate is suppose to be about on an amplifier it says (35 us/v) for the slew rate for an amplifier i was wondering what the slew rate meant of an amplifier? Anybody? See YA
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It's my understanding that it's hhow fast the amp can swing the voltage from one side of a sinewave to the other. I which case, the smaller the # the better. THat's my understanding of it
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It's the rate at which the amplifier responds to a change in the input voltage by producing a change in the output voltage. Bigger is better, units are given in Volts per Microsecond (V/us)
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