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A Microwave Generator on a Gunn Diode with an Open Resonator

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An oscillator on a Gunn diode with an open resonator is described. The diode is located in a cut of one of two mirrors, which consists of two parts. This mirror simultaneously plays a role of the electrodes and cooling system. The main characteristics of the oscillator operating at a frequency of ∼40 GHz are as follows: ∼30 mW (the output power), ∼20 kHz (the oscillation linewidth), ∼10–7 (the relative short-term stability), and up to 2 GHz (the range of mechanical tuning within a single zone at a slope of the tuning characteristic of ∼1.19 GHz/mm).

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Kashirsky, A.V., Klementyev, V.M. A Microwave Generator on a Gunn Diode with an Open Resonator. Instruments and Experimental Techniques 45, 544–547 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019703006813

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