Passive Mixers is a type of microwave mixer that employs nonlinear passive components, such as diodes or switched transistors, to achieve frequency conversion without requiring an external power source for amplification, thereby distinguishing it from active mixers by its reliance solely on the input signal power and inherent nonlinearity to generate mixing products.
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Chaotic micromixers using two-layer crossing channels to exhibit fast mixing at low Reynolds numbers
Huan Xia, Stephen Wan, C. Shu et al. · Lab on a Chip · 2005 · 237 citations
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