Frequency control technique applicable to either voltage- or current-feedback magnetically-coupled switching-transistor oscillators
E. Moore, Thomas G. Wilson, J. McIntire, D. Cox
Abstract
E. Moore, Thomas G. Wilson, J. McIntire, D. Cox
Abstract
Through the use of nonlinear circuit techniques similar to those normally associated with series-connected magnetic amplifiers, it is possible to modify the basic circuits of almost all of the numerous types of magnetically-coupled switching-transistor multivibrators so as to provide for frequency control of these circuits by means of a low-level dc control signal. Using two well-known types of such inverter circuits as examples, this paper describes the basic principles involved in this frequency control technique and discusses the operation of two test circuits. A primary advantage of this frequency control method is its physical simplicity and low cost.
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Through the use of nonlinear circuit techniques similar to those normally associated with series-connected magnetic amplifiers, it is possible to modify the basic circuits of almost all of the numerous types of magnetically-coupled switching-transistor multivibrators so as to provide for frequency control of these circuits by means of a low-level dc control signal. Using two well-known types of such inverter circuits as examples, this paper describes the basic principles involved in this frequency control technique and discusses the operation of two test circuits. A primary advantage of this frequency control method is its physical simplicity and low cost.
Key concepts: Electronic circuit, Transistor, Magnetic amplifier, Amplifier, Computer science, Inverter, SIGNAL (programming language), Voltage