Low phase noise oscillator with flicker (1/f) noise suppression circuit
L.D. Cohen
Abstract
L.D. Cohen
Abstract
The author describes a new and simple oscillator circuit enhancement, demonstrated with a 10-GHz Gunn oscillator, that suppresses the generation of flicker (1/f) noise, which is the major contributor to phase noise close to the carrier. The suppression of 1/f noise is accomplished by a circuit, integral to the Gunn oscillator, that reduces the oscillator pushing (frequency change with bias voltage) to zero. The technique is capable of 1/f noise suppression from the 1/f noise that is approximately 25 kHz for a Gunn diode to carrier frequency.>
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The author describes a new and simple oscillator circuit enhancement, demonstrated with a 10-GHz Gunn oscillator, that suppresses the generation of flicker (1/f) noise, which is the major contributor to phase noise close to the carrier. The suppression of 1/f noise is accomplished by a circuit, integral to the Gunn oscillator, that reduces the oscillator pushing (frequency change with bias voltage) to zero. The technique is capable of 1/f noise suppression from the 1/f noise that is approximately 25 kHz for a Gunn diode to carrier frequency.>
Key concepts: Flicker noise, Phase noise, Gunn diode, Oscillator phase noise, Noise (video), Noise generator, Physics, Vackář oscillator