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CMOS Ring oscillator Design in TiNA-TI

An oscillator is used to generate a signal which has a specific frequency, and these are useful for synchronizing the computation process in digital systems. It is an electronic circuit that produces continuous waveforms without any input signal. The oscillator converts a dc signal into an alternating signal form at the desired frequency. There are various types of oscillators depending on the components which are used in the electronic circuits. The different types of oscillators are the Wien bridge oscillator, RC phase shift oscillator, Hartley oscillator, voltage controlled oscillator, Colpitts oscillator, ring oscillator, Gunn oscillator, crystal oscillator, etc. What is a Ring Oscillator? The definition of the ring oscillator is “an odd number of inverters are connected in a series form with positive feedback & output oscillates between two voltage levels either 1 or zero to measure the speed of the process. In place of inverters, we can define it with NOT gates also. These oscillators have an ‘n’ odd number of inverters. For instance, if this oscillator has 3 inverters then it is called a three-stage ring oscillator. If the inverter count is seven then it is seven stage ring oscillator. The number of inverter stages in this oscillator mainly depends on the frequency which we want to generate from this oscillator. #cmos #oscillators #electronicdevicesandcircuits