Abstract:
A low frequency sinusoidal oscillator, comprises a circuit which contains operational amplifiers, resistors and capacitors and has no inductor. The circuit, however, operates as an inductor. The circuit is arranged to resonate at a frequency which may be chosen by acting on only one component which preferably is a resistive component.
Abstract:
An arrangement for generating signals for selection, in particular for use in telephone subscribers sets. The device comprises a switchable RC- oscillator which is composed of an amplifier with negative feedback and a frequency-dependent voltage divider for positive feedback which comprises resistors, capacitors and switches. The frequency-dependent voltage divider has a configuration such that, if one switch is closed, the attenuation is smaller than the amplification of the amplifier and, if two switches are closed, the attenuation is larger than the amplification.
Abstract:
A quadrature oscillator is provided with a device which senses the output of the oscillator and compares it with a precision reference voltage to thereby obtain a signal which is used as the supply voltage provided to the integrating stages of the oscillator. By so controlling the supply voltage, the output of the oscillator is automatically amplitude stabilized and distortion is reduced.