The timestamps for the different topics covered in the video: 0:30 Introduction to LC Oscillator and working of LC tank circuit 5:13 Colpitts Oscillator using the transistor (BJT) and op-amp 7:04 Derivation of frequency for Colpitts Oscillator 14:39 Example on Colpitts Oscillator 16:52 Applications of Colpitts Oscillator
Thanks sir and your way of teaching is awesome.dont bother the comments on your accent .english is just a language.Your knowledge is very good.keep it up
Sir u made our electronics so easy.. Thank you so much .. Can u pls make a video on Hartley oscillator too it will help us to know about oscillators more.
Q1 ) To design a Colpitts Oscillator Oscillating frequency is 5KHz and capacitor equivalent is 30 nF and feedback fraction ( C1/C2 =1/20 ) or ( C2=20 C1), calculate:
I have already made videos on how to design square wave. You can check videos on astable multivibrator using op-amp and 555 timer. Here are the links: ua-cam.com/video/T7T3At9N9dk/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/iJYm_BGqa1A/v-deo.html Soon I will cover the videos on the triangular wave.
I need an explanation of an Hartley Phase Shift Oscillator ? Have you made video on that. If you've done on that topic please share link regarding that.
Design a FET colpitts oscillator with fixed frequency specification: Design an oscillator with components c1=750uF c2=2500pF and L=40uH Elements tolerance values should also be considered
here A is open loop gain of opamp which is very high and feedback fraction beta is small compare to A so how A×beta is 1 for satisfaction of proper oscillations
Nice video. I got a question: for the oscillator to get started, you said the loop gain should be greater than 1. However, once the Rf/R1‘s value is fixed, the gain of OPA is fixed, so how is it to achieve loop gain being greater 1 during starting and loop gain being 1 during stable period?
Practically, you need to keep the gain slightly more than 1 to get the oscillation. Using variable resistor in the feedback of the op-amp, the gain can be adjusted slightly more than 1. If it is too high, the output will get saturated. Using variable resistor it is possible to set it to optimum value.
hello. I am a student majoring in electronic engineering in Korea. The waveforms of the Colpitts circuit implemented with pspice and the Colpitts circuit implemented with a breadboard are different. Do you know why? And the waveform of pspice is the same regardless of whether R1 and Rf are present. Do you know why?
The p spice model will not take into account all the effects, that you will encounter in the actual circuit. And that is why you are not seeing the change in the output even after changing the Rf and R1.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Thank you for answer. Can I ask one more thing? I looked at the pspice circuit diagram on the internet and implemented the same thing on my computer's pspice, but do you know why the waveforms are different?
sir i need designation of an oscillator of frequency range of 5 khz to 28 khz.. it may be any type of oscillator but should be with proper derivation for frequency..sir could you upload a video of the very oscillator ?????? thanks in advance
ما آمدیم تو ی یوتوب یک چیزی یاد بگیریم عملی ولی شما از روی کتاب همینطور می خوانید. کمی عملی کار کن مدار را تحلیل کن ساده و عملی ...نمیخواد مدار رو حقیقی بسازی فقط آروم توضیح بده .ممنون
Since for ideal opamp as no current is flowing into opamp terminal, the same current will flow through z1 and z3. Hence, they are connected in the series. I hope it will clear your doubt.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS then shouldn't the same current be flowing through z2 as well.. since the current doesn't branch out to the op amp input terminal?
Can I build an inductance meter with this circuit? I if use an op amp voltage follower, set c1, c2 = 1uF, I should get L = w^2/2. I can easily measure frequency with a multi meter and reverse calculate the inductance.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Thanks for the kind reply. Do I need to adjust the gain every time for a new inductor? does keeping a high gain amplifier work across different inductors ?
the feedback signal is the voltage signal, the voltage across the two terminals of the op-amp. And as there is ground between the Z1 and Z2, so there is a path for current to flow. I hope it will clear your doubt.
C2 is not alone. C1 and L are also there in the feedback network. And effectively they all act as the frequency selective elements. (As I mentioned during the derivation through circuit analysis)
Another excellent presentation. One question, why is the feedback fraction C2/C1 when the total output is across C2 (vout to ground)? I would think since it is partial feed back it would be C1/C2
I have derived the expression of feedback fraction at the later part of the video. (7:04 to 14:30) If you go through it you will get it that why feedback fraction is C2/C1.
The value of reactance of capacitor is 1/wC(w is omega). So you can simplify the expression that is Vo/Vf=(reactance of C1)/(reactance of C2). u will find why it is the case
Unfortunately the accent is very thick with lots of strange inflections. Too bad you can't have user-submitted dubs. Just having the content repeated by someone with a neutral accent would be helpful.
The timestamps for the different topics covered in the video:
0:30 Introduction to LC Oscillator and working of LC tank circuit
5:13 Colpitts Oscillator using the transistor (BJT) and op-amp
7:04 Derivation of frequency for Colpitts Oscillator
14:39 Example on Colpitts Oscillator
16:52 Applications of Colpitts Oscillator
how to design output wave amplitude
Can u make a video on Hartley oscillator ?
Please make a video on Hartley oscillator
Sir pls make a video on Hartley oscillator.
@Davion Augustus No problem xD
Thanks sir and your way of teaching is awesome.dont bother the comments on your accent .english is just a language.Your knowledge is very good.keep it up
The best colpitts oscillator tutorial i ever came across! thanks
Thank god people like you exist!
thanks a lot friend you've helped me understand more than any of my teachers did.
How'd the rest of your studies go?
@@PunmasterSTP I passed all of this semesters exams!
@@slayvirgins2048 Congratulations; I'm glad to hear it!
@@PunmasterSTP thanks a lot!!
Thank you. It must take a lot of time to put this teaching aid together. Well done 👍 keep going on my friend 🙏
Sir please please make video on Clapp and Hartley oscillator also..
You rules.
I learned from this video more than in school.
So, thanks.
Super brother. You are teaching very well. Life is interesting. I am from Tamil Nadu, Chennai.
Sir please make a video on HARTLEY OSCILLATOR
Great explanation and animations 10/10
Sir u made our electronics so easy.. Thank you so much .. Can u pls make a video on Hartley oscillator too it will help us to know about oscillators more.
Q1 ) To design a Colpitts Oscillator Oscillating frequency is 5KHz and capacitor equivalent is 30 nF and feedback fraction ( C1/C2 =1/20 ) or ( C2=20 C1), calculate:
Thank you sir ... Made it so easy to understand....
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Would be great if you could also cover non harmonic oscillators, square and triangular especially.
I have already made videos on how to design square wave.
You can check videos on astable multivibrator using op-amp and 555 timer.
Here are the links:
ua-cam.com/video/T7T3At9N9dk/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/iJYm_BGqa1A/v-deo.html
Soon I will cover the videos on the triangular wave.
Thank you brother for sharing gud demonstrated thanks god bless you
Colpitts Oscillator? More like "Cool video; you're a great narrator!"
Use arrow Mark to show the path way of the flow of current and parts which your telling about for clarity
I need an explanation of an Hartley Phase Shift Oscillator ? Have you made video on that. If you've done on that topic please share link regarding that.
Please make video on hartley i have exam next week please thank you so much... You are doing great work for us
Arre yarr exam me hartly hi aagaya 😭😭😭
Thank you sir
Design a FET colpitts oscillator with fixed frequency specification: Design an oscillator with components c1=750uF c2=2500pF and L=40uH
Elements tolerance values should also be considered
Awesome as usual
Thanks Now I understand why I shouldn't have chose electronic circuits and systems.
Thank you very much for your excellent lecture. One question I have is that I thought B = C1/(C1 + C2) since B = Z2/(Z1 + Z2). ?????
Make a video about class B push pull amplifier . All sub topic
wel explained sir,thanks
Awesome video. Thanks!
here A is open loop gain of opamp which is very high and feedback fraction beta is small compare to A
so how A×beta is 1 for satisfaction of proper oscillations
Please check the example at 14:44. You will understand it.
thanks sir
Excellent
thank you so much sir
Sir, please upload more engineering videos.
very well explained
Nice video. I got a question: for the oscillator to get started, you said the loop gain should be greater than 1. However, once the Rf/R1‘s value is fixed, the gain of OPA is fixed, so how is it to achieve loop gain being greater 1 during starting and loop gain being 1 during stable period?
Practically, you need to keep the gain slightly more than 1 to get the oscillation.
Using variable resistor in the feedback of the op-amp, the gain can be adjusted slightly more than 1. If it is too high, the output will get saturated.
Using variable resistor it is possible to set it to optimum value.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Thank you, sir.
Good presentation .
could you explain this oscillator with bjt including the bias explanation
sir,can you explain the design using BJT because nobody explaining that,just using some standard values.
thanks
Why is there no video on Hartley
Make a vedio for Hartley oscillator please
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hello. I am a student majoring in electronic engineering in Korea. The waveforms of the Colpitts circuit implemented with pspice and the Colpitts circuit implemented with a breadboard are different. Do you know why? And the waveform of pspice is the same regardless of whether R1 and Rf are present. Do you know why?
The p spice model will not take into account all the effects, that you will encounter in the actual circuit. And that is why you are not seeing the change in the output even after changing the Rf and R1.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Thank you for answer. Can I ask one more thing? I looked at the pspice circuit diagram on the internet and implemented the same thing on my computer's pspice, but do you know why the waveforms are different?
Can you explain opamp internal working
Thank you engineer ...Is it possible to build this circuit transmitter in the test panel and the special telephone landlines
sir,can u explain transistor as a ampilfier video
Plz also make videos power amplifier.
sir i need designation of an oscillator of frequency range of 5 khz to 28 khz.. it may be any type of oscillator but should be with proper derivation for frequency..sir could you upload a video of the very oscillator ??????
thanks in advance
when constructing variable frequency oscillator which one is better colpits or clapp oscillator
The Colpitts oscillator is better.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS can you please explain ?
sir, if we choose the value of inductor is 2.2nh then what is the value of both capacitor.
ما آمدیم تو ی یوتوب یک چیزی یاد بگیریم عملی ولی شما از روی کتاب همینطور می خوانید. کمی عملی کار کن مدار را تحلیل کن ساده و عملی ...نمیخواد مدار رو حقیقی بسازی فقط آروم توضیح بده .ممنون
How to find the amplitude
what is chaos and hyperchaos in coupled colpitts oscillator? help please
where is hartley oscillator video?
Sir could you explain how z1 and z3 are series connection ? 8:48. Thank for your helping.
Since for ideal opamp as no current is flowing into opamp terminal, the same current will flow through z1 and z3. Hence, they are connected in the series. I hope it will clear your doubt.
Thank you Sir. Thank for lessons. You are very good teacher.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS then shouldn't the same current be flowing through z2 as well.. since the current doesn't branch out to the op amp input terminal?
sir plzz tell using h parameters
Can I build an inductance meter with this circuit? I if use an op amp voltage follower, set c1, c2 = 1uF, I should get L = w^2/2. I can easily measure frequency with a multi meter and reverse calculate the inductance.
In principle yes. But for every new inductor, you need to measure the resonant frequency. And manually calculate the inductance.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Thanks for the kind reply. Do I need to adjust the gain every time for a new inductor? does keeping a high gain amplifier work across different inductors ?
I think you just don't need to adjust the gain everytime
sir during derivation of frequency,we made sure no input current flows to amplifier,then how the feedback reaches the op amp??
the feedback signal is the voltage signal, the voltage across the two terminals of the op-amp. And as there is ground between the Z1 and Z2, so there is a path for current to flow.
I hope it will clear your doubt.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS thanks a lot sir,it is clear.
Why C2 Has an effect over the circuit? If Its in parallel with the output of the OpAmp.
C2 is not alone. C1 and L are also there in the feedback network. And effectively they all act as the frequency selective elements. (As I mentioned during the derivation through circuit analysis)
I don't understand how the signal being fit into the amplifier have a phase of 0
Why R1 & R2 vanished while deriving the resonance frequency?
Cuz in high frequency, these two resistance are basically ignored as well as contributing little to resonance frequency.
Another excellent presentation. One question, why is the feedback fraction C2/C1 when the total output is across C2 (vout to ground)? I would think since it is partial feed back it would be C1/C2
I have derived the expression of feedback fraction at the later part of the video. (7:04 to 14:30)
If you go through it you will get it that why feedback fraction is C2/C1.
The value of reactance of capacitor is 1/wC(w is omega). So you can simplify the expression that is Vo/Vf=(reactance of C1)/(reactance of C2).
u will find why it is the case
Please I have a question.
What is the value of L usually!!!
please reply soon🙏🏻💙.
Typically in mH.
how to know value of L and C whrn u only know freq..
Where is Hartley oscillator
Better say slow
A decent microphone might help a lot!
Make video Multisim software..
As there is no video on UA-cam regarding these kind of softwares.
Make asap
At least Be polite about it
You have astonishing good explanations here. But your un-rhythmic English makes it extremely hard to follow and stay focussed.
sir here is Av the open loop gain of opamp ????
No, it is the closed loop gain of the op-amp.
@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS sir why here closed loop gain is used ?
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whaaaatttt?????
To much bass in the audio.... and unwanted room resonances, making the accent even harder to discern....
Why r u in a rush please explain in a decent pace , it is like that u have to go to toilet and for that u r in a rush.....don't do this
Ceq = C1 + C2 not C1C2/(C1+C2)
Bcoz That two are in series
If you r wright .... Than your diagram is wrong
No way, I can't understand 5 out 6 words he's saying.. Click..
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Try subtitles Einstein
Would be much more useful if you could speak English.
Unfortunately the accent is very thick with lots of strange inflections. Too bad you can't have user-submitted dubs. Just having the content repeated by someone with a neutral accent would be helpful.
Would be much better if you could stop complaining. Go to an English youtuber , if you are so concerned about his accent.
how to generate oscillations for smps ?
Thankyou very much sir.