Friday, 24 February 2017

oscillator - Sawtooth generator adjustable from 100MHz-500MHz


I need an easy circuit that will generate sawtooth waves at adjustable 100MHz-500MHz (preferably set by a resistor) from 0V going up to 5V. The waves themselves does not have to be perfectly linear, it can be an upside-down exponential wave (as with charging a capacitor).


There's no x55-type that go on this frequency, but I've read this can also be done with other oscillators or counters. Problem is I don't know which one to pick.



This is not for RF.


EDIT:


This is not for radio propagation.




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