Which consequence results when the cut-off frequency for an operational amplifier is exceeded?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the amplifier's cut-off frequency invokes instability because negative feedback becomes positive, which triggers unwanted oscillation, therefore oscillations increase instead of consumption or lifespan reduction; rather than bandwidth limiting alone without oscillation being the primary effect.

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