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Wien Bridge Oscillator, with oscilloscope and sound

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Uploaded by on Aug 24, 2010

This is a relatively simple oscillator circuit, the Wien Bridge Oscillator. I am putting the output to an oscilloscope (sorry about the blurry screen; that's the best my camera could do) and an amplifier, so you can see the wave form and hear it as I adjust the frequency.

The circuit is unusual for using a light bulb to maintain steady amplitude. The frequency is determined by two capacitors and two resistors. I used a stereo potentiometer in place of the resistors so the frequency can be tuned.

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  • @piriya57 Well the grid sounds similar when listened to through a transformer (DO NOT ATTEMPT)

  • thats cool would have loved to see the circuit as well

  • IT WAS GOOD BUT NOT CLEAR...

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