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State and explain Barkhausen's criteria for oscillations.
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Oscillator consist of a amplifier and a positive feedback network, positive feedback network consist of RC or LC network.
Vin = Vs + Vf
But Vf = BVo & A = $\frac{vG}{v_{in}}, v_in = \frac{vo}{17}$
$\frac{vo}{A} = vs + Bvo$
$\frac{vo}{A} - Bvo = Vs$
$V_o (\frac{1}{A}) - B_ = V_s$
$V_o (\frac{1 - AB}{A}) = V_s$
$\frac{vo}{vs} = \frac{A}{1-AB}$
For oscillator $V_s \rightarrow 0$
1 - AB $\rightarrow$ 0
AB = 1 < 0˚ or < 360˚
This conditions are known as Barkhausen's criteria or necessary condition for oscillations.
Barkhausen's criteria.
1] The total gain around the loop must be equal to 1.
2] The total phase shift has to be 0˚ or 360˚.