hi everybody,
i am presenting here a sine wave oscillator which is suppose to have a stabilized amplitude of a sine wave. a negative feedback is employed to set the loop gain to unity at the oscillation frequency at the same time reduce harmonic distortion.
i have set the output frequency at 442Hz and roll-off frequency at the feedback at 0.85Hz and the time constant at 0.5s.
this is an untested circuit nor has it been simulated and i would really like you guys to give your comments, suggestions, criticism etc.
will this circuit work?
i am presenting here a sine wave oscillator which is suppose to have a stabilized amplitude of a sine wave. a negative feedback is employed to set the loop gain to unity at the oscillation frequency at the same time reduce harmonic distortion.
i have set the output frequency at 442Hz and roll-off frequency at the feedback at 0.85Hz and the time constant at 0.5s.
this is an untested circuit nor has it been simulated and i would really like you guys to give your comments, suggestions, criticism etc.
will this circuit work?
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