10 and 26 GHz differential VCOs using InP HBTs

We have built 10 and 26 GHz differential VCOs using InP HBTs. Both oscillators use a 3 stage emitter coupled pair ring section. The 10 GHz VCO is connected in the well known fashion but the 26 GHz circuit uses a patented summed output from each of the three ECP (Emitter Coupled Pair) stages. The cir...

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Hauptverfasser: Montgomery, R.K., Humphrey, D.A., Hamm, R., Ren, F., Malik, R.J., Kopf, R.F., Tate, A., Smith, P.R., Ryan, R.W., Lin, J., Chen, Y.K.
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description We have built 10 and 26 GHz differential VCOs using InP HBTs. Both oscillators use a 3 stage emitter coupled pair ring section. The 10 GHz VCO is connected in the well known fashion but the 26 GHz circuit uses a patented summed output from each of the three ECP (Emitter Coupled Pair) stages. The circuits are powered from a single 5 V supply consuming 250 mW. The chip size is 870/spl times/975 /spl mu/m/sup 2/. The phase noise at a 100 kHz offset for the 10 and 26 GHz oscillators is 83 dBc/Hz and -70 dBc/Hz respectively.
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