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16:45:59

Why my circuit not Oscillate?

published 11 years ago

Zafeirakis

11 years ago

Just change simulation speed to 5 ms/s and it will oscillate...

halludba

11 years ago

tpfohl

11 years ago

If you want it to oscillate longer you have to increase or remove the parallel resistor.

omkarsingh

11 years ago

thanks Zafeirakis

noob68

11 years ago

Increase the size of the capacitor to at least 10F

rich11292000

11 years ago

Slow down the time scale so the program can have enough time to process the the data

jetzhowz

11 years ago

I ditched the switch, switched to ac, swapped outside resistor with cap, lowered Henries to .043

GLaDOS

11 years ago

Set time to 10 ms/s

jetzhowz

11 years ago

This oscillates with ac

gsai

11 years ago

Decrease simulation speed to 1ms/s. Ie., Beside simulation start button there is watch symbol set it to 1ms/s

Shashi5006

10 years ago

Use ac source, you will get oscillation

tectak

10 years ago

why is there a resistor across the inductor? This will not free run as the curcuit critically damps. Up tge inductir and capacitor values. Every time you switch to dump the cap in to the inductor yiu will see a critically damped oscillation. This will happen if there is no "gain" in the circuit.

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