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A Millimeter-Wave Gunn-Oscillator, Tunable with a Barium-Ferrite Sphere
First results of a 65 GHz barium-ferrite tuned Gunn-oscillator are reported, similar to the YIG-sweepers. Electronic tuning is accomplished by a single crystal barium-ferrite sphere coupled to the image line oscillator circuit. The high internal field of the ferrite considerably reduces the external magnetic field required for ferrimagnetic resonance at mm-wave frequencies. The new mm-wave oscillator design has the potential for wide tuning ranges and good noise performance.