NEC Electronics · 2081 · Question 14

An oscillator fundamentally differs from an amplifier because it:

Oscillator Fundamentals

AHas higher voltage gain
BRequires no external AC input signal to produce an output
CRequires no DC operating power supply
DAlways has identical input and output waveforms
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