Discussion
How does slew limiting differ from clipping in its cause?
Answer: C
Slew limiting is a limit on how fast the output can change, set by an internal current and a capacitance, while clipping is a limit on how far it can go, set by the supply rails. Both occur at the output, neither is a temperature effect, and both affect any waveform. The distinction matters practically because the remedies differ entirely: a faster amplifier for one, a higher supply or a smaller signal for the other. A limit that survives making every external component ideal is an intrinsic one, and worth knowing for that reason.
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