FREQUENCY
MULTIPLIERS
A
series of broadband frequency multipliers is available with output
frequencies
between 18 and 110 GHz. The use of GaAs diodes on a suspended
substrate
circuit allows an extremely compact device. Circuit symmetry is
used
to enhance either even or odd harmonics while suppressing unwanted odd
or even harmonics. These devices can be used as higher order even
or odd harmonic multipliers with reduced efficiency. All of these
multipliers have maximum input power +23 dBm for temperature less than
+50°C.
SPECIFICATIONS
WITH INPUT POWER +20 dBm
|
MODEL
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OUTPUT FREQUENCY
|
INPUT FREQUENCY
|
OUTPUT
WAVEGUIDE
|
OUTPUT POWER
(MINIMUM)
|
FLANGE COMPATIBILITY
|
INPUT CONNECTOR
|
SIZE (INCHES)
EXCLUDING CONNECTOR
|
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K2
|
18-26.5 GHz DOUBLER
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9-13.25 GHz
|
WR-42
|
+8 dBm
|
UG-595/U
|
SMA female
|
2.0 X .875 X.325
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Ka2
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26.5-40 GHz DOUBLER
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13.25-20 GHz
|
WR-28
|
+7 dBm
|
UG-599/U
|
SMA female
|
1.41 X .75 X .24
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Ka3
|
26.5-40 GHz TRIPLER
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8.67-13.33 GHz
|
WR-28
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+4 dBm
|
UG-599/U
|
SMA female
|
1.41 X .75 X .24
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Q3
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33-50 GHz TRIPLER
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11-16.67 GHZ
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WR-22
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+3 dBm
|
UG-383/U
|
SMA female
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1.225 X 1.125 X.22
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U3
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40-60 GHz TRIPLER
|
13.33-20 GHZ
|
WR-19
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+2 dBm
|
UG-383/U (MOD)
|
SMA female
|
1.125 X 1.125 X .22
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V2
|
50-75 GHz DOUBLER
|
25-37.5 GHz
|
WR-15
|
+4 dBm
|
UG-385/U
|
K female * or WR-28**
|
1.3 X .9 X .24
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V3
|
50-75 GHz TRIPLER
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16.67-25 GHz
|
WR-15
|
+1 dBm
|
UG-385/U
|
K female *
|
1.3 X .9 X.24
|
|
E2WO
|
60-90 GHz
DOUBLER
|
30-45 GHz
|
WR-12
|
+4 dBm
|
UG-383/U
|
WR-28
|
1.55 X .75 X
.24
|
|
E3
|
60-90 GHz TRIPLER
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20-30 GHz
|
WR-12
|
0 dBm
|
UG-383/U
|
K female *
|
1.3 X .9 X .24
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|
W2WO
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75-110 GHz
DOUBLER
|
37.5-55 GHz
|
WR-10
|
+6 dBm
|
UG-383/U
(MOD)
|
WR-28
|
1.55 X .75 X
.24
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W3
|
75-110 GHz TRIPLER
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25-36.67 GHz
|
WR-10
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-3 dBm
|
UG-383/U (MOD)
|
K female * or WR-28**
|
1.3 X .9 X .24
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* K male
connector
available on request
** Input and output waveguides can be on either the same side
or on opposite sites of the wafer. Please specify.
Click on the graph to see
typical
output power
