Diode-Based Oscillators is a type of microwave oscillator that utilizes nonlinear semiconductor diodes as the fundamental active element to generate sustained oscillations through negative resistance or parametric frequency conversion mechanisms.
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A Proposed High-Frequency, Negative-Resistance Diode
W. T. Read · Bell System Technical Journal · 1958 · 556 citations
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