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The frequency synthesizer is understood as an electronic device forming a signal of a demanded frequency or a set of frequencies, changeable with a finite step by operating signal-commands [72]. The frequency synthesizer of the MWF range is a multimodular device uniting the following basic elements and units: a highly stable quartz generator, a voltage-controlled generator, a VCG, stable MWF generators with a frequency trim, frequency dividers and multipliers, amalgamators, amplifiers, MWF filters, and a control device for all the elements of the synthesizer.
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In the 1980–1990s in Saratov state university (SSU), linear and nonlinear processes in various electrodynamic structures containing monocrystal ferrite films, in the ranges of frequencies up to 60 GHz, were intensively investigated. There have been developed: methods of diagnostics of film ferrites, methods of designing of filters, delay lines, receivers, including devices of a high power level up to 5 kW in the 8 mm a range [1], and MCG.
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Ignatiev, A.A., Lyashenko, A.V. (2010). Multifunctional Frequency Synthesizers. In: Heteromagnetic Microelectronics. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-6002-3_11
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