Several list members contacted me expressing interest in the
article. None of them were able to download much or anything
from the ARRL QEX web site. That includes me and other ARRL members.
I am working the issue with one call to ARRL so far today. I will
contact Larry Wolfgang at ARRL and see
I mentioned my article because it is a useful technique. The major virtues are
that it is analog, thus possibly a lot less noise than an XOR, it is easy, and
the
fundamental and all of the odd harmonics are well suppressed.
I make no claim that it is better or cheaper, or is a prettier color
A linear 5 to 10 MHz doubler that may be of
interest is described in the March-April 2011
issue of QEX. I use it to double the output of
an Vectron double oven 5 MHz standard to 10 MHz.
Extensive design and performance data is provided for
the basic breadboard, a PC version of the breadboard
and a
Yep - got a bounce notice today. Did not send anything I believe.
Why must this be so hard? Would there be some huge cost
involved in getting a more forgiving server setup that does not
throw out all but the most primitive text. The FMT-nuts is a good
example of something that works well and
Perhaps this is useful
Microwave oscillators will change in both power output and frequency as a
function of
the load impedance. This was first used to characterize magnetrons and
klystrons. When
plotted on a Smith Chart it is called a Rieke Diagram. I later used it with
Gunn Diodes.
You
Hello All,
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