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miller's theorem
miller's theorem
it says a feedback capacitor is equivalent to two new capacitances, one across the input and the other across the output. The most significant thing is that the input capacitance is equal to the feedback capacitance times the voltage gain of an amplifier. This assumes an inverting amplifier.
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