Microwave oscillator an low-noise converter using the same
AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorYukiro Kashima
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AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorYukiro Kashima
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A microwave oscillator for inducing parallel feedback from collector to base and obtaining a stabilized oscillation output is realized by connecting MSL A with released end to a base terminal of a transistor, connecting MSL B to its collector terminal, and disposing a DR closely to the MSL A and B to couple them electromagnetically. The length between the released end and the position of MSL A which is closest to the center of DR is set to λg¼ (λg1 is the guide wavelength in the MSL A), and HIL is merely connected to this position as a bias supply line to the base terminal. This structure does not require the choke circuits which occupied a relatively wide area on the conventional circuit board, and a small and stable microwave oscillator having excellent phase noise characteristics, and a low-noise converter for receiving satellite signal by using the same are realized.
A microwave oscillator for inducing parallel feedback from collector to a base of a bipolar transistor, comprising:
A microwave oscillator for inducing parallel feedback from a collector to a base of a bipolar transistor, comprising:
A microwave oscillator for inducing parallel feedback from a drain to a gate of a field effect transistor, comprising:
A microwave oscillator for inducing parallel feedback from a drain to a gate of a field effect transistor, comprising:
A low-noise converter incorporated in a microwave receiving antenna comprising:
A low-noise converter incorporated in a microwave receiving antenna comprising:
A low-noise converter incorporated in a microwave receiving antenna comprising:
A low-noise converter incorporated in a microwave receiving antenna comprising:
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