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Millimeter and submillimeter wave quasi-optical oscillator with multi-elements

M. Nakayama, M. Hieda, Takahiro Tanaka, Koji Mizuno

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A multi-element oscillator with a quasi-optical resonator is reported. The resonator consists of a Fabry-Perot cavity with a grooved mirror. It has capability for power-combining of solid-state sources in the millimeter-wave region, X-band models consisting of Gunn diodes or GaAs MESFETs are demonstrated. Power-combining and frequency-locking of 18 diodes and six FETs have been successfully observed. A 50-GHz-band Gunn diode oscillator using the resonator is also reported.>

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A multi-element oscillator with a quasi-optical resonator is reported. The resonator consists of a Fabry-Perot cavity with a grooved mirror. It has capability for power-combining of solid-state sources in the millimeter-wave region, X-band models consisting of Gunn diodes or GaAs MESFETs are demonstrated. Power-combining and frequency-locking of 18 diodes and six FETs have been successfully observed. A 50-GHz-band Gunn diode oscillator using the resonator is also reported.>

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A multi-element oscillator with a quasi-optical resonator is reported. The resonator consists of a Fabry-Perot cavity with a grooved mirror. It has capability for power-combining of solid-state sources in the millimeter-wave region, X-band models consisting of Gunn diodes or GaAs MESFETs are demonstrated. Power-combining and frequency-locking of 18 diodes and six FETs have been successfully observed. A 50-GHz-band Gunn diode oscillator using the resonator is also reported.>

Key concepts: Millimeter, Submillimeter wave, Extremely high frequency, Physics, Optoelectronics, Optics

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