Phase lock loop (pll)
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This document discusses the components used to generate accurate and variable frequencies for a local oscillator super heterodyne receiver and signal generator. A crystal oscillator provides a reference frequency which is then multiplied using a voltage controlled oscillator and divider to generate the output frequency. A phase detector compares the feedback and voltage controlled oscillator frequencies and a loop filter integrates any voltage difference to control the voltage controlled oscillator frequency.
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