Given the controversy that has long surrounded the use of feedback, some extend their distaste for negative feedback amplifier designs (and so a high damping factor) as a mark of poor quality; such high values imply a high level of NFB in the amplifier.
Some extend their distaste for negative feedback amplifier designs (and so a high damping factor) as a mark of poor quality. This is given the controversy. This controversy has long surrounded the use of feedback. Such high values imply a high level of NFB in the amplifier.