Resonant frequency

Design and Analysis of a 13.7–41 GHz Ultra-Wideband Frequency Doubler With Cross-Coupled Push-Push Structure

Design and Analysis of a 13.7–41 GHz Ultra-Wideband Frequency Doubler With Cross-Coupled Push-Push Structure 150 150

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This article presents a 13.7–41 GHz ultra-wideband frequency doubler with high efficiency and conversion gain (CG). The proposed cross-coupled push-push structure, in conjunction with the fourth-order transformer-based resonator and the series gate inductor, collaboratively shapes the input signal amplitude such that three distinct peaks emerge at different frequencies, thereby significantly improving …

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A Wideband Digitally Assisted Frequency Tripler With Adaptively Optimized Output Power in 55-nm SiGe BiCMOS

A Wideband Digitally Assisted Frequency Tripler With Adaptively Optimized Output Power in 55-nm SiGe BiCMOS 150 150

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This article presents a 28–38-GHz frequency tripler implemented in 55-nm SiGe BiCMOS technology with a novel on-chip background calibration technique. This technique continuously optimizes the circuit performance by maximizing output power and improving fundamental harmonic rejection. The proposed tripler achieves wideband operation and robust performance across varying operating conditions and …

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A 298–334-GHz Scalable Injection-Locked Phased-Array Radiator With Second-Subharmonic-Termination-Assisted Waveform Formulation for Power Enhancement

A 298–334-GHz Scalable Injection-Locked Phased-Array Radiator With Second-Subharmonic-Termination-Assisted Waveform Formulation for Power Enhancement 150 150

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This article introduces an injection-locked $4\times 2$ phased-array radiator featuring scalability in both horizontal and vertical dimensions. The system architecture is constructed by sequentially cascading four identical phase-shifting and frequency-quadrupling (PSFQ) elements in a chain-like configuration and then cohering two such chains, thereby achieving global frequency synchronization. Particularly, phase shifting and …

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A Millimeter-Wave Standing-Wave Oscillator With Frequency-Specific Wave-Velocity Control Demonstrating Class-F Effects

A Millimeter-Wave Standing-Wave Oscillator With Frequency-Specific Wave-Velocity Control Demonstrating Class-F Effects 150 150

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Implementing dual-resonance class-F oscillators with transformer feedback beyond 60 GHz poses significant challenges due to the limited third-harmonic tank impedance when using small coils with low coupling factors. To address these limitations and leverage the phase noise advantages of class-F operation, this letter introduces a standing-wave oscillator (SWO) topology featuring an …

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