Sine oscillator with unipolar operational amplifier

Thread starter naibes
Start date Nov 9, 2004
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Amplifier Operational amplifier Oscillator Sine

Nov 9, 2004

naibes

I'm trying to make a sine wave oscillator with unipolar amplifiers, and all the circuits I find are for bipolar amplifiers.
I've tried to modify the bipolar circuit, but it doesn’t work.
Can anybody give an idea or a circuit?
thank you for your attention.

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