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R.A. Woode
Researcher at Raytheon
Publications - 18
Citations - 568
R.A. Woode is an academic researcher from Raytheon. The author has contributed to research in topics: Phase noise & Flicker noise. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 18 publications receiving 552 citations.
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Microwave interferometry: application to precision measurements and noise reduction techniques
TL;DR: Microwave frequency discriminators with interferometric signal processing have proved to be extremely effective for measuring and cancelling the phase noise in oscillators and has allowed the first experimental evidence of the intrinsic phase fluctuations in microwave isolators and circulators.
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Ultra-low-noise microwave oscillator with advanced phase noise suppression system
TL;DR: In this article, an advanced phase noise reduction technique was developed to improve the short-term frequency stability of microwave oscillators, which is based upon an ultrasensitive microwave frequency discriminator with effective noise temperature close to its physical temperature.
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High-Q sapphire-rutile frequency-temperature compensated microwave dielectric resonators
TL;DR: A sapphiro-rutile composite resonator was constructed from a cylindrical sapphiremonocrystal with two thin disks of monocrystal rutile held tightly against the ends to compensate for the frequency-temperature dependence of a sappire resonator.
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Advanced phase noise suppression technique for next generation of ultra low-noise microwave oscillators
TL;DR: In this paper, an advanced phase noise reduction technique was developed to improve the short-term frequency stability of the microwave oscillators, based upon the ultra sensitive microwave frequency discriminator with the effective noise temperature close to its physical temperature.
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Low noise 9-GHz sapphire resonator-oscillator with thermoelectric temperature stabilization at 300 Kelvin
TL;DR: In this article, an X-band microwave oscillator incorporating a room temperature thermoelectric stabilized sapphire resonator operating at 9.00000 GHz with a Galani type stabilization scheme was measured.