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Commercial frequency synthesizer of 118 GHz-178 GHz range

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This paper is concerned with description of development of commercial millimeterwave frequency synthesizer promised by authors in previous paper [1]. Synthesizer described has highest for commercial synthesizers at the moment frequency range 118 GHz – 178 GHz and due to the use in it of Russian — made Backward Wave Oscillator (BWO) radiation source of the [2] type has continuous tunability range as broad as 60 GHz and significant — from 3 to 10 mW — output power in the whole range covered. Minimal frequency step is 100 Hz. Synthesizer is fully microprocessor — or PC — (through IEEE-488) controlled. Mentioned are other members of this synthesizer family (37 – 53 GHz, 53 – 78 GHz, 78 – 118 GHz) also now in production (general information about development of Russian frequency synthesizers from 1.07 GHz up to 118.1 GHz can be found in [3]). Possibility of further extension of frequency range up to 256 GHz in serial and up to 1 THz in laboratory versions (see [4]) is considered.

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Krupnov, A.F., Pavlovsky, O.P. Commercial frequency synthesizer of 118 GHz-178 GHz range. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 15, 1611–1624 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02096888

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