Wave transmission lines and networks – Frequency multipliers
Patent
1980-09-23
1982-06-08
Gensler, Paul L.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Frequency multipliers
333246, H01P 120
Patent
active
043342027
ABSTRACT:
A microwave frequency divider operable in 8-16 GHZ range. A circuit resonant at a subharmonic frequency is formed by a pair of input microstrip transmission lines coupled to a pair of output microstrip transmission lines. Each input line is terminated by a varactor diode. The input signal is supplied to the resonant circuit by a pair of microstrip lines functioning as a two stage quarter wave transformer. A metal plate positioned over the resonant circuit and closely spaced from it functions to extend the upper end of the frequency range. A bias supply line for the diodes has a portion passing through a resistive foam block to remove spurious signals. A movable stub is positioned along the bias supply line to extend the lower end of the frequency range.
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Cornish William D.
Gauthier Francois A.
Gensler Paul L.
Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada, as represented by Mini
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