Barkhausen stability criterion

Barkhausen stability criterion

The Barkhausen stability criterion was put forth by German physicist Heinrich Georg Barkhausen (1881-1956) for sustained oscillations and it states that:
#The loop gain of the oscillator circuit must be greater than or equal to unity, that is, eta A ge 1, where "β" is the gain of the feedback network and "A" is the voltage gain of the oscillator circuit.
#The phase shift around the circuit must be zero or an integer multiple of 2π.

See also

*Nyquist criterion


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