A Novel Op-Amp Based LC Oscillator for Wireless Communications
Dodi Garinto, Ary Syahriar, Setiyo Budiyanto
Abstract
Dodi Garinto, Ary Syahriar, Setiyo Budiyanto
Abstract
This paper presents a novel op-amp based LC oscillator circuit design for wireless communications. This LC oscillator can be classified as a harmonic oscillator. Unlike the Hartley, Colpitts and Clapp oscillators, the resonant tank circuit of the proposed op-amp based LC oscillator is composed of only two components - single-inductor and single-capacitor, in parallel connection. Also, the LC oscillator does not use resistor components. The aim of this paper is to provide a low cost solution for sinusoidal oscillator design, particularly in low power mobile applications, where the power amplifier stage can be eliminated if the RF oscillator has enough output current and output voltage capabilities to supply the antenna load. On the other hand, the digital modulator is also integrated with the RF oscillator. The proposed op-amp based LC oscillator is analyzed and discussed using PSPICE simulation results. To verify the concept, experimental results are given. It can be observed that the simulation results are in line with the experimental results.
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This paper presents a novel op-amp based LC oscillator circuit design for wireless communications. This LC oscillator can be classified as a harmonic oscillator. Unlike the Hartley, Colpitts and Clapp oscillators, the resonant tank circuit of the proposed op-amp based LC oscillator is composed of only two components - single-inductor and single-capacitor, in parallel connection. Also, the LC oscillator does not use resistor components. The aim of this paper is to provide a low cost solution for sinusoidal oscillator design, particularly in low power mobile applications, where the power amplifier stage can be eliminated if the RF oscillator has enough output current and output voltage capabilities to supply the antenna load. On the other hand, the digital modulator is also integrated with the RF oscillator. The proposed op-amp based LC oscillator is analyzed and discussed using PSPICE simulation results. To verify the concept, experimental results are given. It can be observed that the simulation results are in line with the experimental results.
Key concepts: Colpitts oscillator, Delay line oscillator, Vackář oscillator, Electronic oscillator, RC oscillator, Variable-frequency oscillator, Voltage-controlled oscillator, Pierce oscillator