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Q-band injection-locked gunn diode oscillator

International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves (impact factor: 0.58). 02/1996; 17(3):527-533. DOI:10.1007/BF02088026 pp.527-533

ABSTRACT The configuration and performance of a Q-band injection-locked Gunn oscillator are presented whose outport is connected with a phase-locked reference source by a circulator. The output power of the oscillator is more than 60mW at 46.1GHz. The single-sideband phase noise (SSB) is less than-71.7dBc/Hz offset 10KHz from the carrier, and the spectrum of clutter signal is less than -40dB.

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Keywords

circulator
 
clutter signal
 
outport
 
output power
 
phase-locked reference source
 
single-sideband phase noise
 

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