Email this article Microwave generators using ferrite resonators Part 2
- Authors: Gevorkyan V.1, Kochemasov V.2, Safin A.1
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- НИУ «МЭИ»
- ООО «Радиокомп»
- Issue: No 6 (227) (2023)
- Pages: 76-89
- Section: Microwave electronics
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/1992-4178/article/view/632398
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.22184/1992-4178.2023.227.6.76.89
- ID: 632398
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The article considers microwave generators with the use of ferrite resonators. Information is given on the design and electrical characteristics of commercial YIG generators produced by various manufacturers.
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V. Gevorkyan
НИУ «МЭИ»
Author for correspondence.
Email: magazine@technosphera.ru
к. т. н., профессор
Russian FederationV. Kochemasov
ООО «Радиокомп»
Email: vkochemasov@radiocomp.ru
к. т. н., генеральный директор
Russian FederationA. Safin
НИУ «МЭИ»
Email: arsafin@gmail.com
к. т. н., заведующий кафедрой формирования и обработки радиосигналов
Russian FederationReferences
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Fig. 7. ZHIG generators of cubic (a, b) and cylindrical (c, d) shapes
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Fig. 8. Permanent magnet JIG generator with electrical and mechanical frequency adjustment (JSC "Research Institute "Ferrite-Domain")
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Fig. 9. Micro Lambda Wireless electromagnetic JIG generators: a, b – standard configuration, designed for a frequency range of 0.7–40.0 GHz; c, d – miniature, designed for a frequency range of 0.7–10.0 GHz
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Fig. 10. JIG generators for mounting into the holes of a printed circuit board of cubic (a, b, c) and cylindrical (d) shapes
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Fig. 11. TINYIG generators in Teledyne Microwave Solutions TO-8 enclosures: a, b, c – PCB version; d – SMT version
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Fig. 12. Micro Lambda Wireless JIG generators in TO-8 housings: a – PCB version; b – with microwave connector; c – SMT version
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Fig. 13. GIGA generators based on permanent magnets from Micro Lambda Wireless: a, b – with pin microwave terminals; c – with a coaxial microwave connector
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Fig. 14. Miniature JIG generators: a – Mini-YIG, Stellex company; b – Micro-YIG, Stellex company; c – LPO-0205-520-01 , Giga-tronics company; d, d – integrated generators of VIDA Products company
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Fig. 15. Dependence of the frequency of the JIG generator on the control current (voltage)
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Fig. 16. A GIGA generator with a frequency multiplier
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Fig. 17. Dependence of the output power on the oscillation frequency in the YOM-105 JIG generator (OMNIYIG company)
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Fig. 18. A JIG generator with a tracking JIG filter, providing a short (800 microseconds) switching time
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Fig. 19. JIG generators with analog (a, b, c) and digital (d, e, e) drivers
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Fig. 20. Overall dimensions (in inches) of JIG generators with analog (a, b, c) and digital (d, e, e) drivers
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Fig. 21. M141YTO JIG generator with a tracking JIG filter with connected drivers
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