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Why is that gain accompanied by a very low open-loop bandwidth?
Answer: B
An internally compensated device has one pole placed deliberately at a few hertz so that the gain has fallen to unity before any second pole contributes phase, which makes it stable at any closed-loop gain down to one. The devices are perfectly capable at higher frequencies, and neither the stage count nor the output stage is the limitation. The pairing of enormous gain with a tiny bandwidth is a deliberate design choice rather than a shortcoming, and the product of the two is what the user actually buys.
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