The SN74HC14 hex inverter Oscillator

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The discussion focuses on creating an adjustable sine wave oscillator, contrasting it with the square wave oscillators explained in Expert Village YouTube videos. Participants note that using logic gates for sine wave generation is challenging due to their non-linear nature, which necessitates extensive filtering. Instead, they recommend exploring linear components and circuits like the Hartley and Colpitts oscillators for better results. Additionally, using a signal generator IC or a signal generator kit is suggested as a simpler alternative. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of selecting the right components for effective sine wave generation.
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Have any of you seen the Expert village you tube vids? I saw that they only explain how to build a square wave Oscillator. Do any of you know of a simple circuit that will creat an adjustable sign wave?

I have been through many circuits and had success in learning from project kits. I know the beginnings of logic but I am still memorizing stuff. I know how to bread board at least.
 
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Logic gates, being very non-linear, would require a lot of filtering to produce anything close to a sine wave. To make a sine wave it's much easier to use linear components. Look up the Hartley and Colpitts oscillators if you want an adjustable sine wave.
 
KissofCynder said:
Have any of you seen the Expert village you tube vids? I saw that they only explain how to build a square wave Oscillator. Do any of you know of a simple circuit that will creat an adjustable sign wave?

I have been through many circuits and had success in learning from project kits. I know the beginnings of logic but I am still memorizing stuff. I know how to bread board at least.

Welcome to the PF.

Another option is to use a signal generator IC, or put together a signal generator kit. Here is a Google Images search of signal generator IC:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi

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