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+* We can use a special configuration of the Opamp together with a capacitor as a simple oscillator. The following simulation is a square wave oscillator. The capacitor gets constantly charged and discharged from the output of the opamp. At the positive input terminal, there is a voltage divider, that divides down the output of the opamp in half. Since it is positive feedback, the opamp will drive to the maximum point, which in our case is +-15V. The voltage divider divides it down to half, which is 7.5V. Depending on whether the output drives high or low, the voltag at the positive input is +-7.5V. The voltage at the capacitor on the negative input compares to this threshold and inverts the signal when it exceeds the treshold.
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-* To shape the spectrum of our oscillators we will use a lowpass filter. The simplest form of a lowpass filter is the passive lowpass filter
+* To shape the spectrum of our oscillators we will use a lowpass filter. The simplest form of a lowpass filter is the passive lowpass filter.
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