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    Phase Locked Loop Design

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    This document discusses phase locked loops (PLLs). It begins by defining a PLL as a digital frequency control system used to generate high-speed oscillations and acquire and track signals. It then explains that a typical PLL consists of a phase detector, filter, voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), and divider. The phase detector compares the phase of an input signal to the PLL's output signal and produces an error voltage. The filter processes this error voltage to control the VCO, which generates the PLL's output signal. The divider provides feedback by dividing the VCO's output signal so it can be compared to the input.

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    This document discusses phase locked loops (PLLs). It begins by defining a PLL as a digital frequency control system used to generate high-speed oscillations and acquire and track signals. It then explains that a typical PLL consists of a phase detector, filter, voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), and divider. The phase detector compares the phase of an input signal to the PLL's output signal and produces an error voltage. The filter processes this error voltage to control the VCO, which generates the PLL's output signal. The divider provides feedback by dividing the VCO's output signal so it can be compared to the input.

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    This document discusses phase locked loops (PLLs). It begins by defining a PLL as a digital frequency control system used to generate high-speed oscillations and acquire and track signals. It then explains that a typical PLL consists of a phase detector, filter, voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), and divider. The phase detector compares the phase of an input signal to the PLL's output signal and produces an error voltage. The filter processes this error voltage to control the VCO, which generates the PLL's output signal. The divider provides feedback by dividing the VCO's output signal so it can be compared to the input.

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    Phase Locked Loop Design

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    VIKALP KULSHRESTHA
    This document discusses phase locked loops (PLLs). It begins by defining a PLL as a digital frequency control system used to generate high-speed oscillations and acquire and track signals. It then explains that a typical PLL consists of a phase detector, filter, voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), and divider. The phase detector compares the phase of an input signal to the PLL's output signal and produces an error voltage. The filter processes this error voltage to control the VCO, which generates the PLL's output signal. The divider provides feedback by dividing the VCO's output signal so it can be compared to the input.

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    Phase Locked Loop Design

    Matt Knoll Engineering 315

    Introduction
    What is a PLL? Control System Representation Parts of a PLL PLL in Simulink

    What is a PLL?

    Digital frequency control system


    Generate high speed oscillations Acquire and track signals

    Radio Frequency Demodulation DX-ing RF communications

    Control system representation

    Modeling a PLL

    PLL Control System

    Parts of a PLL
    Phase Detector Filter Voltage Controlled Oscillator Programmable Counter

    Parts of a PLL

    Phase Detector

    Acts as comparitor Produces a voltage proportional to the phase difference between input and output signal Voltage becomes a control signal

    Parts of a PLL

    Filter

    Determines dynamic characteristics of PLL


    Specify Capture Range (bandwidth) Specify Tracking Range

    Receives signal from Phase Detector and filters accordingly

    Parts of a PLL

    Voltage Controlled Oscillator

    Set tuning range Set noise margin Creates low noise clock oscillation

    Parts of a PLL

    Divider

    Divides the VCO output by the degree of the open loop gain Feedback loop allows phase comparison

    PLL in Simulink

    Questions?

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