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We describe a simple switched-gain control technique for improving the settling time and peak overshoot of closed-loop amplifiers under power constraints. We consider the important particular case of two-pole amplifiers and show that the proposed compensation method out-performs standard linear compensation based on pole-splitting. Our results are supported by circuit simulations in a 0.18μm CMOS process.