Single resonator push-push oscillator

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Afc with logic elements

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331 56, 331 96, 331100, H03B 518, H03L 702

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ABSTRACT:
A microwave frequency oscillator utilizing a push-push configuration to provide a low noise highly stable output signal at twice the frequency of a single resonator. The single resonator is connected in the feedback loop of two amplifiers. Additional circuit elements insure the proper oscillation conditions and relative phase are maintained. The use of a single resonator makes possible the application of various noise reduction techniques.

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