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Single Transistor Esaki Oscillator Circuit

United StatesPublished May 19, 2020

Views 23.8K  |  Likes 517  |  Comments 45
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23,839

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517

Comments

45

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Total (all-time): $17 – $48

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This electronics video tutorial explains how to make the esaki oscillator circuit using a single transistor. The output waveform generated by this circuit is the sawtooth wave. You can convert it to a sine wave using a tuned LC network. LED Flasher Circuit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?…

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May 19, 2020
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Total views
23.8K
Total likes
517
Total comments
45
Published
May 19, 2020
Global rank by views
#13,973,742

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