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Astable Multi Vibrator Two Transistor Oscillator

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An astable multivibrator is a circuit that continuously switches between two states without needing any external trigger. It uses two transistors, resistors, and capacitors to create a repeating on–off cycle.
As one transistor turns on, it forces the other off. The capacitors then charge and flip the state, causing the transistors to alternate. This produces a square wave signal, which you’re seeing as the LEDs blinking back and forth.

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