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Anything related to Wien bridge circuits. A Wien bridge is a particular bridge circuit configuration in which two sides of the bridge are purely resistive, whereas the other two are made up by resistors in parallel with capacitors. Wien bridges are commonly used in linear oscillators for producing sinusoidal signals.
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RC oscillator with Wien bridge and JFET amplitude stabilizaton
I need to make an RC oscillator with a Wien bridge and JFET amplitude stabilization, I have a schematic, but no formulas on how to calculate the values. I tried to look around the internet, but found …
