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2 GHz Frequency Generation

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Hello,
Is it possible to generate 2 GHz frequency as an input to an antenna in a simple college laboratory setup ? What are the other options ?

Thanks in advance :)
 

Yes. Other options are no or maybe.
 

Thank you very much for your reply:)

If I use such an IC should I fabricate it on a separate board?

Should I attach any extra components as mentioned in the datasheet?

How do I connect it with an antenna?

How can I control and measure the input power given to the IC ?
 

Making a 2GHz oscillator is not such complicated.
In the schematic attached you can use any other high frequency BJT transistors from NXP or Infineon.
 

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Thank you so much for the reply :)
Any help regarding the previous post in the same thread ?
 

https://synergymwave.com/products/saw-oscillators/datasheet/HFSO2000-5.pdf

You would have to solder this to a PC board, and the antenna would also attach to the board.
But the board is non critical...just so long as the backside is a ground plane. You could cut the board with an exacto knife, and peal away the unwanted copper with a soldering iron and some tweezers.
 
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