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The monostable multivibrator circuit is not an oscillator because ________.

its output switches between two states
it requires a trigger to obtain an output signal
it requires a sine wave input signal
the circuit does not require a dc power supply

Correct Answer: it requires a trigger to obtain an output signal

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