Lecture

Colpitts and Cross-coupled Oscillators

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This lecture covers the analysis of Colpitts and Cross-coupled oscillators, focusing on nonlinear effects, transient simulations, circuit impedance, phase noise, and large-signal analysis. The presentation includes examples, theoretical derivations, and ADS simulations to illustrate the concepts.

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