slew rate
Amplifier response limit
Slew rate is an electronics term for how fast a signal can change, typically measured in volts per microsecond.
It describes the maximum rate at which an amplifier or other circuit can respond to a rapid change in input.
A device with a low slew rate cannot accurately reproduce fast-changing signals, causing distortion in audio equipment or timing errors in digital systems.
The op-amp's slew rate wasn't fast enough to handle the square wave cleanly.
- audio amplifiersDevices increasing sound power
- pulseArterial blood throb
- rampSloped connecting surface
- edgeBoundary or sharpness
- square wavePeriodic signal, two levels
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