Oscillators – L-c type oscillators
Patent
1988-12-30
1990-02-13
Grimm, Siegfried H.
Oscillators
L-c type oscillators
331107S, 505853, H03B 508
Patent
active
049010387
ABSTRACT:
A low-noise oscillator includes a resonator constituted by a coil, a capacitor and a sustaining coil which are made of superconductivity material and maintained at a low temperature below the critical temperature; a linear amplifier which always operates in its linear zone; and a load.
The amplitude of oscillation is stabilized when it has attained a threshold value such that the superconducting material constituting the coil of the resonator becomes progressively resistive under the action of the magnetic field produced by this coil. The coil then dissipates part of the energy injected into the resonator. Since the high-frequency noise of the oscillator is essentially determined by the low-frequency noise of its nonlinear element, the use of superconducting material at low temperature in order to constitute the nonlinear element makes it possible to obtain an oscillator having very low noise.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2725474 (1955-11-01), Ericsson
Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 45, No. 11, Nov. 1974, pp. 5043-5049, American Institute of Physics, New York U.S.; J. W. Baker et al.: "Effects of A Nonuniform Current Distribution on the Kinetic Inductance of a Thin Super-Conducting Film".
Stein, "Application of Superconductivity to Precision Oscillators", Conference Proceedings of the 29th Annual Frequency Control Symposium, Fort Monmouth, N.J., May 29-30, 1975, pp. 321-327.
Dusclaux Didier
Mage Jean-Claude
Grimm Siegfried H.
Thomson - CSF
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