Design of Millimeter Wave Oscillator

Millimeter waves (mm-waves) are a spectrum frequency that ranges from 30 GHz until 300 GHz. Mm-waves is situated after microwaves and before infrared waves in frequency spectrum list. They also sometimes can be called as Extremely High Frequency (EHF). This group of frequency has wavelength (λ) between 1-mm until 10-mm scale. That is the reason why there are known as millimeter wave. Meanwhile, oscillator is an electronic circuit that can delivers repeated waveforms. Waveforms that deliver rely on upon how we plan the oscillator circuit. There are many applications of millimeter wave oscillator in our modern world nowadays. For example, this technology is widely used in communication, daily electronic gadgets, and also in military. Millimeter wave oscillators are the main segment that create electronic indicator to send the data through any type of medium, to the destination needed. Because of their important role in engineering technology, especially for telecommunications, it is very important for us to understand the operational principle and also designing the millimeter wave oscillator. Thus, by doing this project, hopefully we can understand more regarding this segment of spectrum. This task centers exclusively on the configuration of a millimeter parts and programming reenactment in direct schematic outline and additionally micro strip design. Negative conductance technique is utilized to plan a solid millimeter oscillator.