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The document discusses the basics of phase locked loops (PLL). It describes PLLs as closed loop frequency control systems that use phase sensitive detection to minimize the phase difference between an input signal and a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) output signal. The key components of a basic PLL are identified as a phase comparator/detector, loop filter, and VCO. The phase comparator compares the input and output signals and generates a voltage based on their phase difference. The loop filter removes signal components from the phase comparator output before feeding it to the VCO. The VCO then generates the output signal with a frequency controlled by the input voltage. An important property of PLLs is that the input and output frequencies are exactly equal when phase locked
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A phase-locked loop (PLL) is an electronic circuit that compares the phase of an input reference signal with the phase of a signal derived from its output oscillator. It adjusts the oscillator frequency to keep the input and output phases matched. A PLL consists of a phase detector, low-pass filter, and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). It is used for synchronization, frequency synthesis, and demodulation in applications like wireless communications, radio transmitters, and signal recovery in noise.
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- Key parameters like lock range, which is the range of input frequencies a PLL can lock onto, and capture range, which is the range a PLL can lock onto when starting unlocked.
- Operation of a basic PLL, including free running, capture, and phase lock stages where the VCO frequency adjusts until matching the
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- 1. Phase locked loop basics • PLL stands for 'Phase-Locked Loop' and is basically a closed loop frequency control system, • which functioning is based on the phase sensitive detection of phase difference between the input and output signals of the controlled oscillator (CO) • The Phase Locked Loop method of frequency synthesis is now the most commonly used method of producing high frequency oscillations in modern communications equipment • PLL circuits are now frequently being used to demodulate FM signals, making obsolete the Foster-Seerly and radio detectors of the early years. Other applications for PLL circuits include AM demodulators, FSK decoders, two-tone decoders and motor speed controls.
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- 12. • What is a PLL? • Control System Representation • Parts of a PLL • Digital frequency control system • Generate high speed oscillations • Acquire and track signals • Radio Frequency Demodulation • DX-ing • RF communications
- 16. Phase Detector Filter Voltage Controlled Oscillator Programmable Counter
- 17. Phase Detector Acts as comparator Produces a voltage proportional to the phase difference between input and output signal Voltage becomes a control signal
- 18. Filter Determines dynamic characteristics of PLL Specify Capture Range (bandwidth) Specify Tracking Range Receives signal from Phase Detector and filters accordingly
- 19. • Voltage Controlled Oscillator • Set tuning range • Set noise margin • Creates low noise clock oscillation
- 20. • Divider • Divides the VCO output by the degree of the open loop gain • Feedback loop allows phase comparison
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