Multivibrator
Multivibrators are fundamental electronic circuits used to implement a variety of timing and waveform generation functions in digital logic systems. These circuits are designed to produce square waveforms and can switch between two states, making them essential for generating clock signals, pulse generation, and timing applications. The basic operating principle of a multivibrator involves the use of feedback to create oscillations, where the circuit alternates between its two states, either continuously or in response to an external trigger. This oscillation is achieved through the charging and discharging of capacitors, which control the timing intervals of the output waveform.