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Magnetic frequency multipliers

Electrical Engineering, 1954
WITH the availability of high-quality magnetic core materials, it has become possible to develop very efficient magnetic frequency multipliers. The advance of the electronic arts in the development of computers and precise control systems has created the immediate need for frequency multipliers which can produce exact multiplication of frequencies in ...
L. J. Johnson, S. E. Rauch
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A simple frequency multiplier

International Journal of Electronics, 1977
The paper describes a scheme of a frequency multiplier that can be used for multiplying the frequency by n times. By connecting such m circuits in sequence it is possible to achieve frequency multiplication of mn.
KRISHNAMURTHY, KA   +2 more
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Frequency multiplier with a feedback

Measurement Techniques, 1964
A multiplier with a feedback has the unique combination of the following properties: a wide range of multiplied frequencies (10:1 and wider); a large and easily variable scaling factor; it is independent of the input signal voltage shape or amplitude; it can operate with a variable input frequency; it is insensitive to stray frequency modulation of the
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Microwave Frequency Multipliers

2018
This chapter presents the working principle, design and analysis of various microwave frequency multipliers based on diodes and transistors. Different frequency multiplier circuits based on Varactor diode, Schottky barrier diode, step recovery diodes (SRDs) and FETs are presented.
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A Low-Power Clock Frequency Multiplier

2006 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2006
A low-power output feedback controlled frequency multiplier is proposed for delay locked loop (DLL) based clock synthesizers. It uses N voltage controlled delay lines (VCDL) to multiply the input clock frequency by a factor of N/2. This frequency multiplier is less susceptible to jitter-accumulation.
Md. Ibrahim Faisal   +2 more
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A frequency multiplier for reference frequency in frequency synthesizer systems

Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, 2017
A low jitter frequency multiplier, which requires less power, area, and design complexity than reference multiplying PLL or DLL circuits can be used to generate the reference frequency for a low phase noise frequency synthesizer. This paper proposes a mixed signal solution based on the fact that the average DC value of a signal is proportional to its ...
Ihsan F. I. Albittar, Hakan Dogan
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Digital Frequency Multipliers

IETE Journal of Education, 1982
The paper comprehensively describes the different up to date methods of frequency multiplication with multiplier classification. It covers the design approach of pulse multipliers using Walsh function technique. An exhaustive list of references is added.
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Frequency multiplier chains

1984
At frequencies up to the order of 120-150 MHz, it is possible to use a quartz crystal as resonator and thus achieve simultaneously a high Q and good frequency stability and accuracy. At still higher frequencies the phase noise performance of a simple oscillator will be degraded both due to the higher value of f0 and simultaneously the lower Q of a ...
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A low-frequency multiplier

Measurement Techniques, 1994
A low-frequency multiplier is described whose operation is based on filling the period of the multiplied frequency with a constant number of pulses maintained by a frequency-controlled generator.
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A New Electronic Multiplier for Power Frequencies

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1940
THERE are many electrical applications which require alternating current at higher frequencies than those normally obtained from the power lines. These applications include: induction heating, the operation of high-speed motors, and the operation of fog horns and underwater signaling devices.
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