Hartley oscillator
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Hartley oscillator
[′härt·lē ¦äs·ə‚lād·ər] (electronics)
A vacuum-tube oscillator in which the parallel-tuned tank circuit is connected between grid and anode; the tank coil has an intermediate tap at cathode potential, so the grid-cathode portion of the coil provides the necessary feedback voltage.
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Inductance feedback oscillators (e.g., Armstrong oscillators and
Hartley oscillators);
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