Analog Electronics — question 9 of 10
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You configure an op-amp for a non-inverting gain of 10. Its datasheet lists a gain-bandwidth product of 1MHz and a slew rate of 0.2V/µs. You drive it with a 20kHz sine wave targeting 5Vpp output, but on the scope the output looks like a triangle wave instead of a sine. Is this a bandwidth limitation or a slew-rate limitation, and how do you tell the two apart from the waveform shape alone?