An oscillator produces___________oscillations?
Correct answer: B. Undamped
- A. Damped
- B. Undamped
- C. Modulated
- D. None of the above
Explanation
An ideal oscillator produces undamped oscillations of constant amplitude because the energy supplied each cycle exactly compensates for circuit losses. Damping would make the amplitude gradually decrease.
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