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Computationally Efficient Analysis of Microwave Injection-Locked Amplifiers

2011

In this paper, some preliminary results on a novel approach to the analysis of injection-locked amplifiers are presented. The proposed method is based on a behavioral block modeling of the circuit in the fundamental-frequency dynamical phasor domain. The first-order exact perturbation refined treatment developed provides, in the end, explicit equations describing the entrained oscillation amplitude and phase dynamics. A secondary simplification then can be adopted in case of low-level injection, to determine a closed form expression for the locking bandwidth, generalizing the well known Adler’s one. By virtue of its semi-analytical nature, the proposed approach turns out to be much more eff…

Injection-Locking Microwave Oscillators Computer-Aided designSettore ING-INF/01 - Elettronica
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Analysis of Bias-Shift Effects in Free-Running and Injection-Locked Negative Resistance Oscillators

2012

In this paper, the interaction between DC and RF in quasi-sinusoidal free-running and injection-locked oscillators is addressed. To account for and illustrate in a user-friendly manner the bias-shift related effects stemming from such interaction, a frequency-domain method of analysis has been developed for a rather wide class of negative-resistance circuits. Grounding on a first-approximation exact perturbation-refined approach, it permits computationally efficient simulation of the oscillator behavior directly in terms of the DC and RF signals evolutions (dynamical complex envelopes). In fact, it allows the investigation of both steady-state and transient operation of the shifting-bias dr…

Injection-Locking Microwave Oscillators Shifting-Bias Computer-Aided designSettore ING-INF/01 - Elettronica
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Nonstationary oscillations in gyrotrons

2001

The onset of stochastic oscillations in gyrotrons is studied by means of the self-consistent theory describing nonstationary processes. Complicated alternating sequences of regions of stationary, automodulation, and chaotic oscillations are found in the plane of the generalized gyrotron variables: cyclotron resonance mismatch and dimensionless current. The results of the investigations are important in connection with attempts to increase the output power of gyrotrons by raising the current.

PhysicsPlane (geometry)Cyclotron resonanceCondensed Matter PhysicsMicrowave oscillatorslaw.inventionPower (physics)Nuclear magnetic resonancePhysics::Plasma PhysicslawGyrotronQuantum electrodynamicsCurrent (fluid)Chaotic oscillationsDimensionless quantityPhysics of Plasmas
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