Oscillator circuit

An oscillator circuit is an electronic device that generates a continuous wave signal, usually in the form of electricity. It converts direct current (DC) from a power source into alternating current (AC) signals, creating a repetitive waveform. Oscillators are essential in many technologies, including radios, clocks, and computers, as they provide the timing signals needed for synchronization and modulation. By using components like resistors, capacitors, and inductors, these circuits can produce various frequencies, allowing for diverse applications in communication and signal processing.