Oscillators – Solid state active element oscillator – Transistors
Patent
1994-12-08
1996-01-23
Mis, David
Oscillators
Solid state active element oscillator
Transistors
331 8, 331 23, 331 36C, 331177V, 329326, 348735, 455262, H03B 512, H03D 300, H03L 7099
Patent
active
054867967
ABSTRACT:
An oscillator provided with an oscillation circuit provided with two oscillation transistors comprising a differential pair and a resonance circuit connected in common to the bases of the oscillation transistors. The bases of the oscillation transistors are short-circuited by a coil, a center tap coil is connected in parallel to the resonance circuit, and variable capacitive diodes in the resonance circuit are driven by a coil connected to a mixing circuit. Due to this, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of low frequency noise, possible to realize a completely balanced operation, possible to avoid the oscillation carrier flowing into the power source and ground, and possible to reduce the noise in a television picture.
REFERENCES:
Dekker, A.; "Universal Voltage-Controlled Oscillator With Low Phase Noise"; Electronics & Wireless World; vol. 93; No. 1617; Jul. 87; pp. 707-709; 331-177V.
Imai Tadashi
Ishikawa Nobuyuki
Kananen Ronald P.
Mis David
Sony Corporation
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