Hello AOA, I am trying to build a Collpits Oscillator that has a resonance frequency of 433Mhz. However, the peak I see in the FFT spectrum is at 27Mhz Mhz rather than 433Mhz. I will be thankful if someone can tell me why this happens and how can I solve this problem to get the highest peak at 433Mhz.

 

You are almost 90 dB down at 433 MHz. Did you not listen when we told you you can't do this with an opamp. Yes the GBW says 500 MHz, but that was evaluated at 1MHz.
Do you know the story of horsepower? It goes like this: an average draft horse can lift 550 lbs. a distance of 1 foot in 1 second. That is the definition of 1 Horsepower. Now a question: do you know of any horse anywhere that can lift 1 lb 550 feet in 1 second? I didn't think so. In order to use an opamp effectively you must be well below the GBW limit. In any case you won't get a gain of 20 (=1000/50) at 433 MHz regardless of what you do.

I also suspect that you calculated or applied the component values incorrectly.

Edit: I thought I would investigate the AC performance of the LT1222. Using a gain of 20 = 1K/50. I get the following dismal picture. I think a 433 MHz. oscillator with this part is just completely out of the question, but I could be wrong and I may live to see a horse lift 1 lb. 550 ft. in 1 second.

 

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I am afraid, in reality (with a real opamp and real capacitances) the situation will be different if compared with simulation...

 

That is some fine horse you have there Alex.

 

@Bordodynov

Such a small parasitic capacitance!!

 

@Bordodynov

Such a small parasitic capacitance!!

I was looking at a resistor for surface mounting. This tank could be 0.05pF.