Lecture

Oscillators: Principles and Analysis

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This lecture covers the principles and analysis of oscillators, focusing on sinusoidal and square wave oscillators. It explains the conditions for generating sinusoidal oscillations and the classification of sinusoidal oscillators based on controlling elements. The lecture also delves into the analytical methods for determining the oscillation frequency and phase. Practical examples, such as the Colpitts oscillator and the Colpitts oscillator with a quartz crystal, are presented to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed.

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