Phase-locked loops : principles and practice
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Phase-locked loops : principles and practice
McGraw-Hill, 1996
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Description
"Phase-Locked Loop Design" is a concise guide to both the theory and design of phase-locked loop circuits. It is written from an engineering point of view, with numerous illustrations, block diagrams, example circuits and experimental results - many based on the author's personal experience - and use of engineering analytical methods, such as signal flow graphs and Laplace transforms. Potential pit-falls in PLL design are avoided by a rigorous theoretical approach, with almost all results derived from first principles, although maths is used for practical relevance rather than academic interest. This has resulted in a substantially self-contained text, which should prove valuable both to the practising engineering in PLL design as well as those with an electronic engineering background, but less familiar with the subject.
Table of Contents
Introduction.Loop Components.Loop Basics.Modulation.Noise Performance.Acquisition.Higher Order Loop Filters.Digital Loop Techniques and Design Methods.Phase-Lock Applications.
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