I often encounter problems where an amp may exhibit clipping despite the input signal being well below the rail voltage. I understand that there are numerous problems that cause this.
However, what are the some common reasons as to why such clipping may occur? I am not looking for specific circuit designs but rather mistakes/problems such as inputting a signal that exceeds the common mode range.
Best Answer
If you load your Opamp output down with a low load resistance you can get clipping when the output stage of the opamp goes into current limiting .This can occur when all the pins are far away from the supply rails.