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ELECTRONICALLY TUNABLE QUADRATURE OSCILLATOR USING TRANSLINEAR CONVEYORS AND GROUNDED CAPACITORS
A new electronically tunable current-mode sinusoidal oscillator with three quadrature outputs is presented. The proposed circuit employs three translinear conveyors and two grounded capacitors to realize three quadrature outputs with independent ...
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A high-frequency electronically tunable quadrature oscillator
An architecture composed of mutually regenerative oscillators is introduced. It has been used to design a low-noise high-frequency voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) capable of producing two output signals in quadrature with essentially identical properties. The phase relation between the quadrature outputs is frequency dependent and extremely stable.
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VDGA-Based Resistorless Mixed-Mode Universal Filter and Dual-Mode Quadrature Oscillator
This study introduces an electronically tunable resistorless mixed-mode universal filter and dual-mode quadrature oscillator configuration utilizing merely two voltage differencing gain amplifiers and two grounded capacitors.
Orapin Channumsin +3 more
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Electronically Tunable Differential Integrator: Linear Voltage Controlled Quadrature Oscillator. [PDF]
Nandi R +3 more
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An LC quadrature voltage‐controlled oscillator (LC‐QVCO) with novel compensated coupling networks to achieve both low supply sensitivity and quadrature phase enhancement is proposed.
Yukun He +5 more
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Design of current-mode sinusoidal quadrature oscillator using CCCHs [PDF]
This paper presents the design of current-mode quadrature oscillator using second generation current controlled current conveyors (CCCIIs) as active element.
Jaikla, W., Songkla, S. N.
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Fermat's treatise on quadrature: A new reading [PDF]
The Treatise on Quadrature of Fermat (c. 1659), besides containing the first known proof of the computation of the area under a higher parabola, R x+m/n dx, or under a higher hyperbola, R x-m/n dx— with the appropriate limits of integration in each case—,
Josep Pla +2 more
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