What do the :terms GB and EA in an op amp mean?

 

I suppose GB is gain-bandwith.

Don't know what is EA.

Can you post the data sheet, text or context?

 

Actually vwe used an op amp as an integrator and in the circuit I came across these terms. A voltage dependent current source is named as gb and voltage dependabt voltage wad referred as ea in the circuit

 

Actually vwe used an op amp as an integrator and in the circuit I came across these terms. A voltage dependent current source is named as gb and voltage dependabt voltage wad referred as ea in the circuit

In spice simulators, g is the designator prefix for voltage-dependent current sources, and e is the designator prefix for voltage-dependent voltage sources.

 

Actually vwe used an op amp as an integrator and in the circuit I came across these terms. A voltage dependent current source is named as gb and voltage dependabt voltage wad referred as ea in the circuit

It would be a great help if you could provide a sketch of the circuit you are talking about so that we have some context and don't have to play mind-reader.