modified 12 years ago

Voltage Controlled Oscillator

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Close the switches and vary the voltage source at the left.  You will observe a change in frequency of the output waveform in the oscilloscope as u change the voltage .

published 12 years ago

Secuture

12 years ago

All time square and square .. when some sinus vco's will shows up ?? :(

xDR1TeK

12 years ago

For sine vco u need tri-to-sine converter. I had one posted.

hurz

12 years ago

But the triangle would be generated out of a rectangle and would break down in voltage if frequency goes up. This wouldnt be a solution

Secuture

12 years ago

I think bout direct sinus generator whose nkt distort wave. I made recently 2 V controlled sine osc circuits but output wave looks like someone hand drawing lol so i'm not proud from those :[

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