Abstract
Four new circuits of fully uncoupled quadrature sinusoidal oscillators, using two current differencing buffered amplifiers (CDBAs), four/five resistors and two capacitors have been presented. In contrast to all previously published CDBA-based, fully decoupled, quadrature sinusoidal oscillators in which one of the input terminals is left unutilized, the presented circuits are realized by utilizing the intrinsic current differencing property of CDBAs, thus utilizing all the four terminals of the CDBA. All these quadrature oscillator (QO) circuits have an inherent feature of amplitude control of output voltages without using external control circuitry. Out of the four proposed QO circuits, two circuits have the additional feature of generating low-frequency oscillations, thus making them capable of generating wide range of frequency waveforms. The proposed oscillator circuits also possess additional functionalities not available in other CDBA-based quadrature sinusoidal oscillator circuits presented previously. The workability of the proposed circuits has been confirmed through experimental results where CDBAs are implemented using commercially available current feedback operational amplifiers (AD844).
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