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A novel double-sided parallel-strip line (DSPSL) push-pull oscillator using two identical sub-oscillators on the opposite sides of a dielectric substrate is proposed. The two sub-oscillators, sharing a common DSPSL resonator and common ground in the middle of the substrate, generate out-of-phase fundamental signals and in-phase second harmonics. At the common DSPSL output, the second harmonics are cancelled out while the fundamental signals are well combined. By this design, an additional combiner at the output, as required by the conventional push-pull circuits, is not needed, which greatly reduces the circuit size and simplifies the design procedures of the proposed push-pull oscillator.
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