Microwave power stabilizing device
A microwave power and stabilization device technology, which is applied to waveguide-type devices, controllers with specific characteristics, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of slow response speed, large system static error, small adjustment range, etc., to eliminate the system static error, The effect of stabilizing microwave output power and enhancing system stability
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[0032] Input the microwave signal to be locked to the local oscillator (LO) end of the mixer. It should be noted that since the PID working parameters have not been set at this time, in order to prevent damage to the microwave power amplifier, the microwave signal input to the mixer should be less than -10dBm;
[0033] connecting the radio frequency (RF) terminal of the mixer to the output terminal of the microwave amplifier;
[0034] The output end of the microwave amplifier is connected to the input end of the coupler;
[0035] The output terminal B of the coupler is connected to the microwave antenna, and the microwave is broadcast to be used in the subsequent experiment of the interaction between the microwave and the atom. If there is no microwave antenna, you can also connect other 50 ohm loads to prevent the microwave from reflecting back and damaging the microwave amplifier;
[0036] The coupling output terminal A signal of the coupler is a fixed ratio sampling of th...
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