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The 21 pages that link to Electronic oscillator, each with the reason it gives.

• SynthesizerRelated: Its waveform supplies the raw tone that a synthesizer shapes.

• Radio transmitterRelated: It supplies the carrier frequency that the transmitter will modulate.

• Clock signalNarrower topic: An oscillator is a common source of the periodic waveform used as a circuit clock.

• Quartz clockNarrower topic: A quartz clock is a specialized oscillator-based timekeeping system.

• Phase-locked loopNarrower topic: The loop’s adjustable signal source is an oscillator.

• ClockNarrower topic: Regular oscillation supplies the repeating signal that many clocks count.

• SynchronizationNarrower topic: Oscillators provide the recurring cycles that synchronization aligns.

• Audio feedbackCompared with: An oscillator sustains a signal within a circuit; acoustic feedback sustains sound through an external acoustic path.

• Electronic musical instrumentBroader topic: Oscillators generate the periodic signals that many electronic instruments shape into pitches.

• LC circuitNarrower topic: LC circuits provide the frequency-determining element in many electronic oscillators.

• EntrainmentNarrower topic: Biological entrainment is a synchronization problem involving an oscillator and an external cycle.

• ElectronicsBroader topic: Oscillators convert circuit energy into clocks and carrier signals.

• Negative resistanceNarrower topic: Negative resistance can compensate circuit losses and sustain oscillation.

• WaveformRelated: Oscillators generate recurring waveform patterns.

• Radio-frequency engineeringBroader topic: RF oscillators generate carriers and local-oscillator signals for communication systems.

• Negative impedance converterRelated: Negative resistance can offset resonator losses and sustain oscillation.

• Delia DerbyshireRelated: Oscillator tones supplied stable pitches that she shaped through recording and editing.

• Electronic circuitBroader topic: Feedback and energy storage let it produce clocks and carrier waves.

• ChronometryRelated: Oscillations provide repeatable cycles that clocks count to measure elapsed time.

• Electric organRelated: Oscillators generate pitches in many organs that do not use tonewheels.

• Variable-frequency oscillatorNarrower topic: A variable-frequency oscillator is a tunable member of this broader class.