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How to generate high frequency sine wave?

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Hi, I want to generate 500 MHz two sine waves which are opposite each other and oscillate with dc offset as shown in below figure.
The voltage range of the oscillation is 0 V(min)~1.8 V(max) or 4.5 V~1.8 V.
I try to find some circuits but there is no information about this. And i am not a circuit engineer.
How i can generate these sine waves using the commercial ICs and DC supply ?

Additionally, I wonder whether the Phase locked loop circuit with a sine wave input has also sine wave output or not.
Thank you,

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Thank you,
You mean RC or LC filter?? Is it possible to convert the high freq. clk signal from oscillator to sine wave using the lumped filter?
I will use the sine wave as input signals in the sense amplifier or flip flop for research.
 
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A single NPN can amplify a waveform, and provide two outputs, one in phase, the other inverted. DC offset is automatic.



A lot of adjusting may be necessary. It may be easier to use two independent transistors to create two separate outputs.
 
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Hi,

I'm not familiar with HF

I assume generating the 500MHz is not that big problem, but generating an exact 180° phase shift..

What about a "transformer style solution". Like a single primary input and a center taped output (or two independet output windings).
..just an idea for the HF guys here...

Klaus
 
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