Amplifier circuit for an oscillator in a defined oscillating...

Oscillators – Solid state active element oscillator – Significant distributed parameter resonator

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C331S17700V

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ABSTRACT:
An amplifier circuit for an oscillator in a defined oscillating frequency range includes a plurality of transconductors, wherein at least one transconductor has a positive transconductance, and wherein at least one other transconductor has a negative transconductance, wherein the transconductors together provide a positive amplification, and a passive impedance element coupled to at least one fed back transconductor, wherein the transconductance of the transconductor and the impedance element are dimensioned so that, in the oscillating frequency range, a given phase difference is present between a signal at the input and a signal at the output.

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