Abstract
A system capable of generating continuous as well as discontinuous oscillations is described. It consists of a cascaded combination of a phase-inverting amplifier, a clipper and an active second-order RC all-pass network—the output of the all-pass network being fed back to the amplifier. The analysis of the system is carried out with the help of the phase plane technique for idealized clipper characteristics and physical explanations have been given for results with non-ideal behaviour of the clipper.
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