Phase controlled self-oscillating mixer

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Abstract

A subharmonic synchronized and phase controlled self-oscillating mixer has been developed and tested. This new circuit has a number of advantages, such as, large locking range, low FM noise, and high frequency conversion gain. Experimental results demonstrate that this injection locked and phase locked self-oscillating mixer has efficient phase control capability at Ku-band. Unlike the conventional subharmonic phase locking approach which needs either a frequency multiplier or divider for phase comparison, this circuit takes advantage of its inherent mixing gain to accomplish phase control. This phase locking approach can be extended to phase lock a millimeter-wave frequency oscillator, where efficient frequency multiplier and divider are hardly achieved.

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Zhou, X., Zhang, X., & Daryoush, A. S. (1994). Phase controlled self-oscillating mixer. In IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium Digest (Vol. 2, pp. 749–752). Publ by IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/mwsym.1994.335533

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