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An oscillator makes use of capacitor-inductor pair to power the amplifier.
Now the main difference is that an external output has to be supplied to the amplifier for it to work. Whereas, in case of oscillator you need not supply external signal. The oscillator takes a portion of output signal from amplifier and use it as input to amplifier through the capacitor-inductor pair.
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