This paper presents a low phase noise 20 GHz signal source based on a voltage control oscillator(VCO) and a mixer integrated on a single MMIC. The mixer generates a third harmonic output by mixing the fundamental and the second harmonic signals of the VCO. Using a relatively low frequency VCO has the advantage of better Q factor and thus better phase noise. The MMIC-signal source is designed in a GaAs-InGaP HBT process. The VCO uses balanced Colpitts topology and the mixer is a high conversion-gain single-balanced mixer. The MMIC delivers signals in the frequency range 19.4-21.2 GHz with an excellent phase noise of -100 to -93 dBc/Hz at 100kHz offset frequency. The output power ranges between -8 and -1 dBm
This thesis studied the design techniques of low phase noise and wideband microwave voltage controll...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...
This study presents a method to design a wideband signal source based on two voltage-controlled osci...
This study presents a method to design a wideband signal source based on two voltage-controlled osci...
none4noThis work presents the design of three low-phase-noise monolithic voltage controlled oscillat...
The thesis presents two major concerns in the design of low phase-noise MMIC VCOs; the active device...
This paper presents a very low phase noise wide band fully integrated VCO in X band. It is based on ...
A method for design of low phase-noise balanced-Colpitts (BC) fixed-frequency oscillators (FFOs) and...
This paper presents a very low phase noise wide band fully integrated VCO in X band. It is based on ...
The thesis presents two major concerns in the design of low phase-noise MMIC VCOs; the active device...
ABSTRACT — A balanced VCO-MMIC based on a coupled Colpitt topology with a fully integrated tank is ...
The thesis treats a design for an ultra low phase noise VCO for backhaul Gbit point-to-point communi...
A balanced VCO-MMIC based on a coupled Colpitt topology with a fully integrated tank is presented....
A fully integrated GaAs HBT dual frequency VCO providing a high frequency 18 GHz signal but also a h...
This thesis studied the design techniques of low phase noise and wideband microwave voltage controll...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...
This study presents a method to design a wideband signal source based on two voltage-controlled osci...
This study presents a method to design a wideband signal source based on two voltage-controlled osci...
none4noThis work presents the design of three low-phase-noise monolithic voltage controlled oscillat...
The thesis presents two major concerns in the design of low phase-noise MMIC VCOs; the active device...
This paper presents a very low phase noise wide band fully integrated VCO in X band. It is based on ...
A method for design of low phase-noise balanced-Colpitts (BC) fixed-frequency oscillators (FFOs) and...
This paper presents a very low phase noise wide band fully integrated VCO in X band. It is based on ...
The thesis presents two major concerns in the design of low phase-noise MMIC VCOs; the active device...
ABSTRACT — A balanced VCO-MMIC based on a coupled Colpitt topology with a fully integrated tank is ...
The thesis treats a design for an ultra low phase noise VCO for backhaul Gbit point-to-point communi...
A balanced VCO-MMIC based on a coupled Colpitt topology with a fully integrated tank is presented....
A fully integrated GaAs HBT dual frequency VCO providing a high frequency 18 GHz signal but also a h...
This thesis studied the design techniques of low phase noise and wideband microwave voltage controll...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...
The paper presents a novel method to enhance tank voltage swing in LC VCOs design using bipolar tran...