ANALYSIS OF SIGNALS OF STABILIZED AUTODYNES

Authors

  • Vladislav Noskov
  • Kirill Ignatkov
  • Sergey Smolskiy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20535/2411-2976.12011.%25p

Abstract

Results of the autodyne signal analysis of the self-oscillating systems stabilized in frequency by the external high-quality cavity are given. The coupling between the main and stabilizing cavities is realized on the basis of a pass-reflective filter with a resistive link. Mathematical equations are obtained describing an autodyne response onto impact of the own radiated signal reflected from a target. The analysis of phase, amplitude, frequency and amplitude-frequency characteristics of the autodyne system is fulfilled. The calculation of an autodyne signal spectrum is discussed. A new type of nonlinear distortions of an autodyne signal is examined, which is caused by a frequency dispersion of an oscillating system of the stabilized autodyne. Advantages of the stabilized autodyne compared to the usual single-tuned autodyne oscillator are shown.

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Noskov, V., Ignatkov, K., & Smolskiy, S. (2014). ANALYSIS OF SIGNALS OF STABILIZED AUTODYNES. Information and Telecommunication Sciences, (1). https://doi.org/10.20535/2411-2976.12011.%p

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