priority. But it is not always possible to keep drive impedances low and where high
impedance is necessary, hysteresis is a valuable tool. If the minimum input dV/dt is
predictable, you can also apply a judicious amount of ac hysteresis (by substituting a
capacitor for R2) which will prevent oscillation without affecting the dc threshold: but
beware slow-moving inputs or you will simply end up with a longer time-constant
oscillator!
5.3.5Input voltage limits
When an op-amp is operating closed-loop, the differential voltage at its inputs is
theoretically zero. If it isn’t then the feedback loop is open, either by ...
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