Voice transiver using Microwave signal

[demetal]

Hi,

I want to build a Voice transceiver which uses microwave frequency.... can any one suggest me a circuit diagram example which can do the operation.



thank you.

 

[mister_rf]

Amateur radio frequency allocation: 5650 to 5925 MHz :grin:
Modifying The Symphony For One Watt RF Power Output
One Watt 2.45 GHz Linear Amplifier

 

[demetal]

do we need any license to operate at this frequency....?

 

[mister_rf]

Yes. To do all of this, you must be licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (In your country)...

Amateur radio, like other regulated radio services, operates under rules that require operators to be licensed, limit the maximum power and the technical and operational characteristics of transmissions. Amateur radio stations are issued with a designated call sign to allow identification of stations. The power of amateur radio equipment is restricted by various government agencies, and operators must not cause interference to other authorized radio users. Broadcasting like a commercial radio station is prohibited. Ham radio users are only allowed to communicate with other licensed ham radio users, called operators. Amateur radio operation is licensed by national governments.

Amateur radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[davenn]

here's a schematic for a 10GHz WBFM transmitter that I and a number of others have built
for ham radio use on 10.300GHz

see my www site ..... Basic 10GHz Transmitter

chers
Dave