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Phase-Locked Loop Engineering Handbook for Integrated Circuits.
Title:
Phase-Locked Loop Engineering Handbook for Integrated Circuits.
Author:
Goldman, Stanley.
ISBN:
9781596931558
Personal Author:
Physical Description:
1 online resource (572 pages)
Series:
Artech House Microwave Library
Contents:
Phase-Locked Loop Engineering Handbook for Integrated Circuits -- Contents vii -- Preface xiii -- Acknowledgments xxi -- Chapter 1 Getting Started with PLLs 1 -- 1.1 Definition and Operation 1 -- 1.2 Phase-Lock Loop Literature 5 -- 1.3 Loop Classifications 7 -- 1.4 Example Applications 7 -- Questions 12 -- References 13 -- Chapter 2 System Analysis 15 -- 2.1 VCO Mathematical Description 15 -- 2.2 Phase Detector Mathematical Relationship 16 -- 2.3 PLL Transfer Function and Control-Systems Theory 19 -- 2.4 Error Tracking 23 -- 2.5 Type 2, Second-Order Active Loop-to-Servo Terminology 24 -- 2.6 Loop Stability: Bode Plot Analysis 26 -- 2.7 Loop Stability: Root-Locus Analysis 28 -- 2.8 Charge Pump Synthesis Example of Loop-Component Values 30 -- 2.9 Summary 32 -- Questions 33 -- References 33 -- Chapter 3 System Requirements 35 -- 3.1 Noise Basics 35 -- 3.2 Phase-Noise and Oscillator Theory 53 -- 3.3 Jitter in PLLs 82 -- 3.4 Time-Domain Solution 96 -- 3.5 Acquisition of Lock 112 -- 3.6 Spurious Signals 123 -- 3.7 Summary 154 -- Questions 155 -- References 159 -- Appendix 3A: Single-Ended Explanation of Offset Currents 161 -- Chapter 4 Components, Part 1-Dividers and Oscillators 163 -- 4.1 Dividers 163 -- 4.2 Voltage-Controlled Oscillators 181 -- 4.3 Reference Oscillators 216 -- 4.4 Summary 231 -- Questions 232 -- References 233 -- Chapter 5 Components, Part 2-Detectors and Other Circuits 235 -- 5.1 Phase Detectors 235 -- 5.2 Lock Detection 268 -- 5.3 Acquisition Aids 275 -- 5.4 Charge Pumps 280 -- 5.5 Design Considerations for Opamps in a PLL 286 -- 5.6 Differences Between Charge Pump and Operational Amplifier Compensation 297 -- 5.7 Summary 302 -- Questions 304 -- References 306 -- Chapter 6 Loop-Compensation Synthesis Revisited 307 -- 6.1 Ranking Requirements for PLLs 308 -- 6.2 Loop-Component Synthesis 313.

6.3 Active Compensation and Maximum Capacitor Value 319 -- 6.4 Sampling-Delay Synthesis 321 -- 6.5 Fast Switching Time 330 -- 6.6 Minimum Bandwidth of a PLL 332 -- 6.7 Maximum-Divide-Ratio Example for Loop-Component Synthesis 337 -- 6.8 Optimum PLL Design for Low-Phase-Noise Performance 341 -- 6.9 Summary 349 -- Questions 350 -- References 352 -- Chapter 7 Test and Measurement 353 -- 7.1 Hold-In Range, Lock Range, and Spurious Signals 354 -- 7.2 Switching Time 356 -- 7.3 Closed-Loop Bandwidth 358 -- 7.4 Measurement of Phase Noise 359 -- 7.5 Testing for Jitter 377 -- 7.6 Noise Immunity to Injected Signals 388 -- 7.7 Power-On Switching Time 390 -- 7.8 Oscillator Open-Loop Test 391 -- 7.9 Test Equipment 393 -- 7.10 Troubleshooting PLLs 397 -- Questions 401 -- References 403 -- Chapater 8 Simulation 405 -- 8.1 Transistor Level 405 -- 8.2 Behavioral Modeling of PLL with PSPICE 412 -- 8.3 Difference-Equation Modeling of PLLs 421 -- Questions 443 -- References 444 -- Chapter 9 Applications and Extensions 445 -- 9.1 Design Trade-Offs in Frequency Generation with PLLs 445 -- 9.2 Clock Recovery 475 -- 9.3 Effect of Phase Noise on A/D Converters 506 -- 9.4 All-Digital PLLs 516 -- 9.5 Summary 526 -- Questions 527 -- References 527 -- Appendix A Letter Symbols 529 -- Appendix B Glossary 533 -- About the Author 541 -- Index 543.
Abstract:
Phased-locked loops (PLLs) are control systems that have become indispensable in today's electronic circuitry. This highly accessible handbook is an practical resource that electronics engineers and circuit designers will find invaluable when developing these systems. PLLs are highly complex to design and are just as difficult to test. To speed development and ensure effective testing, engineers can turn to this collection of practical solutions, SPICE listings, simulation techniques, and testing set-ups. The book offers in-depth coverage of monolithic phase-locked loops and the latest generation of PLLs, showing how to meet the demand for high-powered, low-cost electronics. Moreover, this cutting-edge volume examines the complexities and new technologies for integrating monolithic PLLs on a single chip.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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