Dual frequency voltage controlled oscillator circuit

Oscillators – Solid state active element oscillator – Transistors

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C331S17700V

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06842081

ABSTRACT:
An oscillator for generating a fundamental frequency signal and harmonic signal to provide multiple radio frequency signals. First and second bipolar transistors are differentially connected, and have base and collector terminals cross-coupled. A pair of inductors serially connect the collectors of the transistors to one terminal of a d.c. power supply source. A current source connects to the other terminal of the d.c. power supply source and to the emitters of the differentially connected transistor. A tuning capacitor connected between collector terminals establishes a resonant frequency for the oscillator. Crosscoupling is affected at a level that produces harmonic signals which can be used along with a fundamental frequency signal in numerous radio telecommunications applications.

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