Oscillators

An integrated circuit oscillator is a type of electronic circuit that generates a periodic, oscillating signal. It typically consists of an amplifier and a feedback circuit, which are used to create a stable, continuous oscillation at a specific frequency. The output of the oscillator can be used for various purposes, such as generating clock signals in digital circuits, modulating radio frequency signals in telecommunications systems, or driving resonant circuits in oscillators. Integrated circuit oscillators are widely used in a variety of electronic devices, including computers, phones, radios, and other electronic systems.