Oscillator
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An oscillator is a mechanical or electronic device that works on the principles of oscillation: a periodic fluctuation between two things based on changes in energy. It can be any circuit that produces a waveform at some frequency.
The four parts to an oscillator are the power supply, frequency determining network, positive feedback, and an amplifier.
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Oscillator Types
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RC oscillator
- Wien bridge oscillator
- Relaxation oscillator
- Twin T oscillator
- Two Inverter oscillator
- Three Inverter oscillator
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LC Oscillator
- The standard LC oscillator uses a capacitor and an inductor to produce a sine wave output.
- Royer oscillator ?
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Crystal oscillator
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