Thank you so much..
Thank you so much..
Hey.. I cant find the next reply ...signal can be inverted using another opamp or comparator or a transistor..
step 1 accomplished - you got a working oscillator.
step 2 duplicate it to get second oscillator that runs at higher frequency
step 3 buffer or invert signal as needed
step 4 combine signals...
step 5 ...
...
step 10 see if things could be optimized / simplified
Hi 1111.Hey.. I cant find the next reply ...
Okay.. actually it was not final homework answer.. it was almost 10th part of my work.. BTW I'm really thankfull for the guidance..Hi 1111.
It is an AAC ruling that we do not give final/complete answers to marked Homework or College assignments.
We can only give help and guidance.
Moderation.
So.. was that reply got deleted automatically..or someone deleted it.. just curious to know cuz I'm new in AAC.Hi 1111.
It is an AAC ruling that we do not give final/complete answers to marked Homework or College assignments.
We can only give help and guidance.
Moderation.
I tried and draw a schematic including 2 oscillators. But in the second oscillator, capacitor c2 is charging and discharging when capacitor c1 is discharging. I want to make it opposite. I want to make cap c2 charge and discharge when c1 is charging..signal can be inverted using another opamp or comparator or a transistor..
step 1 accomplished - you got a working oscillator.
step 2 duplicate it to get second oscillator that runs at higher frequency
step 3 buffer or invert signal as needed
step 4 combine signals...
step 5 ...
...
step 10 see if things could be optimized / simplified
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