[APMC발표]Design of an X-band Oscillator Using Novel Miniaturized Microstrip
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분야
pdfMiniaturized Microstrip Hairpin Resonator
I. INTRODUCTION
II. DESIGN OF THE RESONATOR AND OSCILLATOR
III. MEASURMENT AND RESULTS
IV. CONCLUSION
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oscillator. The measurement of the resonator itself shows that the
suggested resonator provides a higher loaded quality factor with
reduced circuit area compared to the conventional hairpin
resonator. The oscillators are designed to operate at 9.2 GHz
using the conventional and novel hairpin resonators, to compare
the phase noise performance. The measurement shows an output
power of 9.78 dBm and 10.87 dBm, respectively. The phase noise
of the oscillator using the novel resonator shows −101.49 dBc/Hz
at 100 kHz offset, which is better than that of the conventional
resonator by 6.17 dB.
Keywords-hairpin resonator; oscillator; phase noise; quality
factor
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