Lecture

Comparator Circuits

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Description

This lecture delves into the behavior of comparator circuits, exploring the emergence of noise in the output and the introduction of hysteresis to mitigate issues. It also covers the construction of oscillators using state-switching techniques and the design of a Wien Bridge circuit for sinusoidal oscillations.

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Official source

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