1. Please use .pole/zero analysis, and print all the poles and zeros postion before and after compensation.
2. Assume you are using Miller Compensation(neglect high frequency pole)
Before Compensation: P1 ~= gds1/C1, P2 ~=gds2/C2 ( C2=CL)
After Compensation: P1~= gds1/A2C1, P2 ~=gds2/(C2+Cc) ( so P1 get lower, while P2 is almost no changed if C2 >> Cc).
3. Assume you are using Ahu ja Compensation
Before Compensation: P1 ~= gds1/C1, P2 ~=gds2/C2 ( C2=CL)
After Compensation: P1~= gds1/A2C1, P2 ~=Cc/Cp*gds2/(C2+Cc) ( so P1 gets lower, while P2 gets higher because Cc>Cp). |