2011
DOI: 10.1134/s0020441211050216
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Phase locking of nanosecond Gunn-effect oscillators

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“…Later, however, it was shown [10] that in higher power (about 30 W) nanosecond 3 cm range GDOs, the microwave oscillation phase is also stable at a fixed point on the leading edge of the voltage pulse if its rise time τ e ≈ 4.5 ns, which is much longer than the oscil lation period. Because of this, the phase stabilization in 3 cm range 30 W nanosecond GDOs is studied in greater detail experimentally and by numerical simu lation.…”
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“…Later, however, it was shown [10] that in higher power (about 30 W) nanosecond 3 cm range GDOs, the microwave oscillation phase is also stable at a fixed point on the leading edge of the voltage pulse if its rise time τ e ≈ 4.5 ns, which is much longer than the oscil lation period. Because of this, the phase stabilization in 3 cm range 30 W nanosecond GDOs is studied in greater detail experimentally and by numerical simu lation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In this way, crosstalk between the oscilla tors through the modulator was excluded. Measure ments were taken according to the technique described in [10,17]. The rise time of the pulse applied to the GD was equal to 6.4 ns.…”
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