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What is LC Oscillator : Circuit & Its Working

June 27, 2021 By WatElectronics

LC Oscillator

In an AC circuit including an inductor & a capacitor, the current and the phase of the voltage are usually different. If you change the circuit components or the power frequency, then the whole circuit will appear simply resistive. Once the LC circuit reaches this condition, then it is known as resonance. In this condition, the circuit reaches the whole impedance or high value. The main essence of resonance is that the energy of the magnetic field within the inductance & the energy of … [Read more...]

What is Dynatron Oscillator : Circuit & Its Working

May 4, 2021 By WatElectronics

Dynatron Oscillator

The oscillator is the foremost device in the domain of electronics and electrical applications. This crucial device is functioned to generate alternating current generally with the implementation of tuned circuits and some amplification equipment like thermionic vacuum tubes. Oscillators are specially employed to produce an increased range of frequency currents in the case of carrier waves in radio transmission probably are alleviated by linking the piezoelectric crystal (crucially quartz) with … [Read more...]

Wien Bridge Oscillator : Circuit Diagram & Its Operation

March 26, 2021 By WatElectronics

Wein bridge oscillator

The electronic circuits used to generate periodic, oscillating signals such as sine waves or square wave,s or triangular wave are known as Oscillators. Oscillators take a DC signal and convert them into the required AC signal. These are used in numerous electronic devices where a clock signal is required. Some of the applications of oscillators are clock generators in calculators, computers, digital clocks, video games, etc... The signals generated by oscillators are also used in radio … [Read more...]

What is Colpitts Oscillator : Circuit & Its Working

November 8, 2020 By WatElectronics

Collpits Oscillator Diagram

A circuit that produces alternating and continuous waveforms is known as an oscillator. The waveform can be a sine wave, square wave, etc. based on their output frequency, oscillators are divided into various types. Electronic Oscillators' frequency can be controlled by their input voltage, so they are termed voltage-controlled oscillators.  There are many types of oscillators but mainly divided into two categories. One is Harmonic Oscillators or Linear Oscillators and the second one is … [Read more...]

What is RC Phase Shift Oscillator : Circuit Diagram & Its Working

October 29, 2020 By WatElectronics

RC Phase Shift Oscillator

An oscillator is a mechanical or electrical construction that produces oscillation based on some variables. This oscillator is used from clock to various metal detectors and even on computers where microprocessors and microcontrollers exist The oscillator in which the RC circuit is used as a feedback path is the RC phase shift oscillator. It generates stable sine waves that are used in low-frequency generations, particularly in the audio frequency range. The amplifier provides a phase shift of … [Read more...]

What is Hartley Oscillator : Working and Its Applications

July 19, 2020 By WatElectronics

Hartley oscillator

An electronic oscillator in which the oscillator frequency is determined through a tuned circuit consisting of inductors and capacitors is called the Harley oscillator. The invention of the Harley oscillator circuit was done in 1915 by Ralph Hartley, an American engineer. This oscillator is a type of harmonic oscillator. The Hartley Oscillator produces the waves of radio frequencies therefore it is also referred to as radiofrequency oscillators. The tank circuit of the oscillator having a … [Read more...]

What is an RC Oscillator : Circuit & Its Working

May 24, 2020 By WatElectronics

RC-Oscillator

An oscillator is used to produce periodic oscillating signals in an electronics circuit. The oscillations are mainly produced in the form of a square wave or sine wave. The oscillators can convert DC to AC and used in a number of electronic devices like clock generators, digital instruments like calculators. The oscillating signals are used in television transmitters, wall clocks, radios, and many more. A feedback oscillator is a type of oscillator in which the output signal is feedback into the … [Read more...]

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