A simple transistor oscillator circuit is analyzed in an illuminating way. The analysis predicts oscillation in either of two modes and provides a means of determining the maximum frequency of ...

As a starting point, consider a simple oscillator circuit using a bipolar transistor. The circuit in Figure 1 is a common base RF oscillator using a 2N3904 NPN transistor.

Kajnjaps is a pseudonym for one of the authors of the IEEE paper titled “ Simple Two-Transistor Single-Supply Resistor-Capacitor Chaotic Oscillator.” The circuit uses a lowering potentiometer ...

Here is a simple circuit of TV to FM converter. With this simple one-transistor BF494 circuit. you will be able to receive FM and VHF stations on your old Black And White TV sets. The circuit uses ...

Oscillator frequencies can be calibrated. Couplings or synapses are implemented with a four-terminal six-transistor circuit, which conductive characteristics are determined by two voltages, allowing ...

FM Receiver Circuit Explanation Here’s a simple FM receiver circuit with minimum components for local FM reception. Transistor BF495 (T2), together with a 10k resistor (R1), coil L, 22pF variable ...

"We decided to use a type of chaotic oscillator that is extraordinarily simple, involving only one transistor and a handful of passive components, and known as the Minati-Frasca oscillator.

"We decided to use a type of chaotic oscillator that is extraordinarily simple, involving only one transistor and a handful of passive components, and known as the Minati-Frasca oscillator.