LabVIEW Based Phase Noise Performance associated with Microwave Analog Frequency Dividers Application for the Characterization involving Oscillators up for the Millimeter-Wave Range
International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology,
Vol. 1 No. 09 (2014),
1 November 2014
The phase noise performance involving  two different microwave analog frequency dividers we are characterized and compared by the values consumed  applying  effortless theories of noise with injection-locked systems. your current  directly measurement of one’sdivider noise with a low phase noise synthesizer is not accurate enough, plus the residua! Noise system is used. your current noise levels observed utilizing  the actual technique, between -120 AND -15!i dBc/Hz at  the 10 kHz offset frequency, demonstrate that the divider noise can be  crammed  lower  when compared with the phase noise regarding  many microwave free operating oscillators, even if the noise is actually still high with respect for the residual noise of amplifiers realized with the same active devices. the down conversion associated with microwave sources up to be able to 40 GHz is usually proposed as a good  application.