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Low noise W-band phase locked loops

Bao Jingfu, H. Songbai, Shi Yue, Yu Wang

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The paper describes the problem of high stablity and low phase noise of a millimeter wave source by use of a phase locked loop. The phase noise of a MM-wave PLL source is L(1kHz)<-75 dBc/Hz, when carrier is 92.7 GHz. Spurious is lower than -55 dBc and the output power is higher than 10 dBm.

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The paper describes the problem of high stablity and low phase noise of a millimeter wave source by use of a phase locked loop. The phase noise of a MM-wave PLL source is L(1kHz)<-75 dBc/Hz, when carrier is 92.7 GHz. Spurious is lower than -55 dBc and the output power is higher than 10 dBm.

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The paper describes the problem of high stablity and low phase noise of a millimeter wave source by use of a phase locked loop. The phase noise of a MM-wave PLL source is L(1kHz)<-75 dBc/Hz, when carrier is 92.7 GHz. Spurious is lower than -55 dBc and the output power is higher than 10 dBm.

Key concepts: dBc, Phase noise, Phase-locked loop, Spurious relationship, Noise (video), Physics, Extremely high frequency, Power (physics)

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