Wave transmission lines and networks – Frequency multipliers
Patent
1982-12-23
1985-08-06
Gensler, Paul
Wave transmission lines and networks
Frequency multipliers
307320, 333247, H01P 120
Patent
active
045338868
ABSTRACT:
A microwave frequency divider operable in 2-16 GHZ range over octave bandwidths. 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 pair of slots are formed in the ground plane underneath the resonant circuit. The electric field distortion thereby produced serves to bias the varactors into forward conduction for efficient subharmonic generation.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4152680 (1979-05-01), Harrison
patent: 4251817 (1981-02-01), Kimura et al.
Cornish William D.
Hewitt Lawrence B.
Gensler Paul
Minister of National Defence
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