why the oscillator doent need the ac voltage??how can it
produce the ac voltage by applying the dc voltage only??
Answer Posted / hareesh
oscillators having both inductor and capacitor.this type of ckt once excited make the use of lc oscillations studied in 12 class.power conversion from electrostatic to electromagnetic and viceversa keep on taking place bw themselves without any need of battery
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