Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a technical guide to creating a true sine-wave generator, which is a type of electronic oscillator that produces a waveform that closely approximates a pure sine wave. The author, Joel E. Anderson, is an electrical engineer who has worked in the field of electronic circuit design for many years. The book covers the theoretical principles that underlie the design of a sine-wave generator, as well as practical considerations such as component selection, circuit layout, and testing. This book will be of interest to practicing engineers, students of electronic engineering, and anyone who is interested in the design of electronic circuits.
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