Design and Performance Analysis of an Octave Bandwidth Waveguide Mixer

Yuan, L.T.

doi:10.1109/tmtt.1977.1129272

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“…At the RF frequency of 35 GHz, the transmission coefficient is -13.57 dB, which is the level of isolation from the RF frequency offered by the filter at the IF port. that approach the intrinsic conversion loss limits of the employed Schottky diodes [28].…”

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A novel Ka-Band coupler with wide bandwidth and excellent phase balance

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A novel Ka-Band coupler with wide bandwidth and excellent phase balance

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Microwave Mixers

Tahim¹

2005

Encyclopedia of RF and Microwave Engineering

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The frequency conversion function of a mixer plays a critical role in RF and microwave systems in determining their overall performance. For example, the quality of data transmission in the wireless communication systems and the identification of targets using radar and sensor systems are entirely dependent on the mixer performance in the receiver systems. The microwave/millimeter‐wave systems that operate at a number of frequency bands are susceptible to intermodulation frequency products generated in mixers. Spurious signals or distortion in mixers continues to be a problem in virtually all the RF and microwave systems. Therefore, mixers are frequently the dominant components in the receiver in establishing the system's distortion free performance. As a result, microwave and millimeter‐wave mixers have been the subject of continuous research and development for the past several decades and will continue to be the subject of future research in order to make the systems more efficient.

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The development of a simplified cross-bar mixer operating at Ka-band

Fourikis

1991

Int J Infrared Milli Waves

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Design and Performance Analysis of an Octave Bandwidth Waveguide Mixer

Cited by 9 publications

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A novel Ka-Band coupler with wide bandwidth and excellent phase balance

A novel Ka-Band coupler with wide bandwidth and excellent phase balance

Microwave Mixers

The development of a simplified cross-bar mixer operating at Ka-band

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