In this dissertation, oscillators presenting optimized phase noise had been projected and develloped. Because of the limitation of the specter analyzer devices in the accurate measurements of the oscillators phase noise developed in the CETUC laboratories, it was implemented the measurement technique called Phase Detector Method. This technique consists on the development of a second oscillator with the same characteristics of the already existent one and, with aid of mixers, multiplies these signals together and provides the difference of the two signals next to DC, where, in this region, the measurement of the phase noise becomes viable. However, in dedicated applications, it was verified that the beating between two oscillators operating around 10GHz produces instable intermediate frequency, varying between 10kHz to 50kHz. To prevent the accomplishment of an extremely unstable measurement, the method of synchronization of frequency (Injection Locking) between the oscillators was used. Also the influence of the Flicker Noise in the final measure of the phase noise was detached. The best measure was around -100dBc/Hz@3,25kHz. It was verified through lots of simulations that the flicker corner frequency int c f , situated in 10MHz, presents great influence on the measures of the phase noise carried through to the 3,25kHz of the carrier, degrading it in about 30dB.