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Need help with Wien-Bridge Oscilator

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14k HZ---8V.pngGreetings everyone, i have a assigment and i need to creat a wien bridge oscilator that uses potentiometers so the out frecv can be modified between (10, 14 )Khz...and the out voltage between (6,9) V ... i allready made a sketch but i just cant figure out how to do this...every time i try to make the amplitude bigger the frecvency changes and the other way around. Please, can someone help me ?
 

Thanks Godfreyl for your reply. I didnt add any potentiometers since i didnt really know wher e to put them ...could you please make a quick sketch on how to place them?...dosent have to be exactly just a quick paint sketch so i get a basic ideea cause im preety lost here
 

Same circuit you gave in post 1. Just replace R1, R2 and R7 with potentiometers, wired as variable resistors.

R1 and R2 must always be the same, so use a dual potentiometer for that.
 
A 741 opamp is 45 years old and works poorly above only 9kHz. Usually a modern audio opamp is used that works well to 100khz.
The diodes in the circuit limit the amplitude by causing clipping distortion. Usually a linear Jfet is used.
 
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