Promising solid state sources of ultra wideband microwave signals for new IEEE standards

Development of the effective sources of ultra wideband signals is stimulated by much interest to ultra wideband communication technologies. Chaotic oscillators can play the role of such sources. In the report, structure of the microwave solid state ring oscillator capable to generate ultra wideband microwave chaotic signal with uniform power spectral density, is proposed. Its evolution from distributed elements implementation to CMOS IC realization is demonstrated in simulation and experimentally. Dynamics of the basic oscillation modes are investigated, the fact of the chaotic generation is shown. It is demonstrated that such oscillators can be used in different wireless communication applications as a compact device for UWB microwave chaotic signal generation with uniform power spectral density in frequency bandwidth up to 5 GHz and integrated output power reaches about 20 mW.