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Voltage controlled oscillation device
   
Document Number
US Patent 6459341
Issued Date
October 1, 2002
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A voltage controlled oscillation device includes a voltage controlled oscillator, fixed-frequency oscillator, frequency mixer, and frequency selector. The voltage controlled oscillator changes the output signal frequency in the microwave band in accordance with the input voltage of a frequency control signal. The fixed-frequency oscillator has a fixed oscillation frequency higher than that of the voltage controlled oscillator. The frequency mixer mixes the output signal from the fixed-frequency oscillator and the output signal from the voltage controlled oscillator and outputs the sum frequency and difference frequency between the two signals. The frequency selector selects and outputs one of the sum frequency and difference frequency contained in the output signal from the frequency mixer.
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Owner
NEC Corporation (Tokyo,JP)
Published
October 1, 2002
Application Number
09/697,507
Filed
October 27, 2000
US Classification
331/37   331/40 331/49 331/77 331/96 455/318
Int'l Classification
H03D   7/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Oct 27, 1999 [JP] 11-305404
USPTO Field of Search
331/37   331/38   331/39   331/40   331/46   331/49   331/76   331/77   331/96   331/17DP   331/17SL   331/117R   331/117FE   331/117D   331/177V   455/318   455/319   455/320   455/321   455/322  
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