Participatory report assessment

Branch: Ece_B Group: Batch 2_2

Name: M.Sainika,M.Sri Harsha,M.Kranthi
Roll no: 22p61a04A5,22p61a04A6,22p61a04A7
Subject: Analog Circuit Lab
Faculty: Mrs.J.Manga.
Topic: Current controlled oscillator
Abstract_
Current Controlled Oscillator (CCO) is an essential component in many electronics applications. It is an oscillator
device whose frequency is controlled by an input current. The output frequency of a CCO is directly proportional to
the magnitude of the input current.

Working Principle of Current Controlled Oscillators:

The underlying principle behind CCOs involves the conversion of a direct current input into a frequency output. This
is made possible due to the nature of the reactive components – the capacitors and inductors – within the oscillator
circuit. When a current is applied to these components, it causes a change in the charge or magnetic field, which in
turn generates an oscillating voltage. The frequency of this voltage oscillation is determined by the current flowing
through the circuit.

Applications:

CCOs are used in a variety of applications. Some of the most common uses include: Frequency Synthesis: CCOs are
used in frequency synthesizers that are often found in radios and telecommunication