This paper discusses a pulse generator implemented by CMOS flipped on a glass substrate aiming at low power applications with low duty cycle. The pulse generator is theoretically possible to generate a pulse at a frequency near and beyond Fmax. It also features a quick starting time and zero stand-by power. By using a simplified circuit model, analytical expressions for Q factor, energy conversion efficiency, output energy, and oscillation frequency of the pulse generator are derived. Pulse generator prototypes are designed on a 0.18 μm CMOS chip flipped over a transmission line resonator on a glass substrate. Measurement results of two different prototypes confirm the feasibility of the proposed circuit and the analytical model.