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A gyrator circuit is constructed such that the conversion factor of the gyrator, and hence the resonant frequency of a tuned circuit, is a function of the transconductances of the bipolar transistors. The circuit allows the resonant frequency to be varied over several octaves by means of an accurately predetermined voltage-frequency relationship.
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L.T. Bruton (1972) studied this question.
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