Practical low-noise quasiparticle receiver for 80-100 GHz

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Low Noise, Microwave Equipment, Millimeter Waves, Mixing Circuits, Radio Astronomy, Sis (Semiconductors), Superheterodyne Receivers, Cryogenic Cooling, Electron Tunneling, Microwave Oscillators, Noise Temperature, Semiconductor Junctions, Superconductors, Volt-Ampere Characteristics

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A heterodyne receiver for millimeter-wave radio astronomy, which uses a quasiparticle mixer with junctions of Pb/Bi/In-oxide-Pb/Bi has been tested. A receiver noise temperature of around 100 K double sideband has been measured with a number of different junctions. For one junction, the best receiver temperature obtained was 73 K, and the mixer conversion loss was less than 5.8 dB double sideband.

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