2 Variations of Transformer Coupled Oscillator

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Both topologies work in a similar way, as the only voltage gain is provided from the transformer itself. The transistors only handle the current gain. The one on the left references the signal to ground and usually offers increased stability, for the lack of Miller capacitance effect. It might also have a broader frequency response, especially at higher frequencies. In simulation (with some modifications), I got it to work reliably up to 200+MHz. This is also because of the lack of Miller Capacitance. 

published 7 years ago

sshsslfun

7 years ago

Hey bugger!!

lenzrulz

7 years ago

Great work as usual my friend...👍

WRaoul

7 years ago

Why there isn't any power distribution or terminal connecting points or terminal strips in the electronic symbol tool box/strip in this program?

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