Lecture

Function Generator: Oscillators

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of autonomous circuits used to generate periodic signals, such as signal generators, astable flip-flops, and oscillators. It explains how the amplitude and frequency of the signal are determined by the internal elements of the circuit, and how these circuits are widely used in electronics for various applications.

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