The user asked why the ADHV4710 in a constant current source circuit can only achieve ±1A output current when its open-loop gain is set to 1 (follower mode) and the BAV199 diodes are removed. The final answer explains that the ADHV4710 integrates the error amplifier and power transconductance, so high closed-loop gain and input clamping limit the differential error, effectively clamping the output current. The accompanying answer suggests that the ADHV4702+MOS configuration works because the power transconductance is outside the op-amp's closed loop, and recommends not amplifying at the ADHV4710 stage but instead using the ADA4522 for amplification.
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