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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.
+* 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. 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 this voltage down to half. Depending on whether the output drives high or low, the voltag at the positive input is thus +-7.5V. The capacitor gets constantly charged and discharged from the output of the opamp through the resistor. The voltage at the capacitor on the negative input compares to this threshold voltage and inverts the signal when it exceeds the respective treshold. Since this process is endlessly repeating, the output oscillates. The frequency is dependend on the size of the capacitor and the resistance of the negative feedback resistor.
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