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i have a wien bridge oscillator by using ±15V power supply. its output is sine wave. but i have a question. is the output become ac or still dc while it is oscillate with 10kHz?
An electronic oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electronic signal. It is commonly used in electronic devices such as radios, computers, and televisions to generate a specific frequency or waveform.
AC (alternating current) output is a type of electrical current that periodically reverses direction, while DC (direct current) output flows in only one direction. AC output is commonly used in electronic oscillators because it allows for the production of different frequencies, while DC output is usually used for powering electronic devices.
An electronic oscillator uses a feedback loop to maintain a stable oscillation and generate the desired output. The feedback loop consists of an amplifier, a frequency-selective circuit, and a feedback network. The amplifier amplifies the initial signal, which is then fed back to the input through the frequency-selective circuit. The feedback network ensures that the output signal is in phase and maintains the oscillation of the circuit.
Electronic oscillators are used in a wide range of electronic devices, including radios, televisions, computers, and mobile phones. They are also used in communication systems, signal generators, and frequency synthesizers. In addition, electronic oscillators are used in scientific research, such as in physics experiments and in the development of new technologies.
Yes, an electronic oscillator can produce both AC and DC outputs simultaneously. This is achieved by using a combination of different electronic components, such as diodes and capacitors, to separate the AC and DC components of the output signal. This allows for the production of a specific frequency or waveform while also providing a stable power supply for electronic devices.