Richard:

Generating a second harmonic is easier, using a push-push diode doubler. MCL
(Mini-Circuits Lab) should have some available at reasonable cost, but I
didn't check their catalog. You could also build one yourself if you have
the parts and facility. I know this doesn't get 10 GHz., but it is possible
to cascade two of these. Using a 3-6 dB pad between them and at the output,
as you suggest, is important.

Regards,

Jack

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Subject: Extending Freq Range of Sig Gen


>
> I need to characterize a filter up to 10 GHz, but my signal generator has
a
> top end of 4 GHz. Is there a simple means of generating a third harmonic
> from a signal generator while maintaining a 50 ohm source impedance? My
> thinking is that a diode circuit should be able to create the harmonics
and
> then follow that circuit up with a 3-6 dB pad to maintain the source
> impedance. Am I on the right track? Any circuit and component suggestions
> would be appreciated.
>
> Richard Woods
> Sensormatic Electronics
> Tyco International
>
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