Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Plural oscillators controlled
Patent
1995-07-31
1996-12-24
Grimm, Siegfried H.
Oscillators
Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency...
Plural oscillators controlled
331 9, 331 36C, 331 46, 331 49, 331 76, 331 96, 455 76, 455325, H03B 518, H30L 7099
Patent
active
055876900
ABSTRACT:
A first oscillator includes: a ring resonator; an oscillation circuit having a negative resistance active circuit coupled to a first point on the ring resonator for oscillating at an oscillation frequency and resonating the resonator; an output terminal, coupled to a second point on the ring resonator where a voltage is substantially zero with respect to the predetermined frequency when the ring resonator resonates, for outputting a resonant frequency signal, wherein even order harmonic components are outputted with the fundamental component suppressed. A second oscillator includes a ring resonator having points A to D equidistantly dividing the ring resonator, first and second oscillation circuits coupled to the points A and B respectively, first and second grounding capacitors having capacitance equivalent to those of the first and second oscillation circuits. Thus, two independent oscillators which do not affect each other are provided with a single resonator. In the first and second oscillators, grounding capacitors, a resonant capacitor may be provided to miniaturize the oscillator. Variable capacitances may be provided to prevent the point from moving with a change in the controlled oscillation frequency. Frequency synthesizers and communication apparatus including the first or second oscillator are also disclosed.
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Makimoto Mitsuo
Sagawa Morikazu
Yabuki Hiroyuki
Grimm Siegfried H.
Matsushita Electric - Industrial Co., Ltd.
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