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Advanced Frequency Synthesis by Phase Lock

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ISBN-10: 0470915668

ISBN-13: 9780470915660

Edition: 2011

Authors: William F. Egan

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An addendum to the popular Frequency Synthesis by Phase Lock, 2nd ed, this book describes sigma-delta, a frequency synthesis technique that has gained prominence in recent years. In addition, Simulink will be employed extensively to guide the reader. Fractional-n, the still-used forerunner to sigma-delta, is also discussed. Sequences of simulated results allow the reader to gain a deeper understanding while detailed appendices provide information from various stages of development. Simulation models discussed in the chapters that are available online.
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Book details

Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Limited
Publication date: 7/15/2011
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 320
Size: 6.35" wide x 9.55" long x 0.90" tall
Weight: 1.364
Language: English

Preface
Symbols List and Glossary
Introduction
Phase-Locked Synthesizer
Fractional-N Frequency Synthesis
Representing a Change in Divide Number
Units
Representing Phase Noise
Phase Noise at the Synthesizer Output
Observing the Output Spectrum
Fractional-N and Basic S? Synthesizers
First-Order Fractional-N
Second-Order Fractional-N
Higher-Order Fractional-N
Spectrums with Constant Sampling Rate
Summary of Spectrums
Summary
Other Spurious Reduction Techniques
LSB Dither
Maximum Sequence Length
Shortened Accumulators and Lower Primes
Long Sequence
Summary
Defects in S? Synthesis
Noise Models
Levels of Other Noise in S? Synthesizers
Noise Sources, Equivalent Input Noise
Discrete Sidebands
Summary
Other S? Architectures
Stability
Feedback
Feed-forward
Quantizer Offset
MASH-n1n2n3
Cancellation of Quantization Noise in the General Modulator
Fractional Swallows
Hardware Reduction
Simulation
SandH.mdl
SandHreverse.mdl
CPandI.mdl
Dither.mdl
HandK.mdl
SimplePD.mdl
CPandIplus.mdl
CPandITrunc.mdl
Adapting a Model
EFeedback.mdl
FeedForward.mdl
MASH modulator scripts
SYnStep--.mdl
Other Methods
Diophantine Synthesizer
Two-Loop Synthesizer
Multi-Loop Synthesizers
MATLAB Scripts
Signal Mixing
Reference-Frequency Coupling
Center Frequencies
Operation at Extreme Bandwidths
Determining the Effects of Sampling
A Particular Case
When Are Sampling Effects Important?
Computer Program
Sampling Effects in S? Synthesizers
All-Digital Frequency Synthesizers
The Flying Adder Synthesizer
The ADPLL Synthesizer
All Digital
Flying Adder Circuits
ADPLL Synthesizer
Fractional Cancellation
Modulator Details
First Accumulator
Second Accumulator
Additional Accumulators
Accumulator Without Input Register
Excess PPSD
Development of Eq
Approximating kp
Approximation in Eq
References to FS2
Using Gsmp1
Open-Loop Transfer Function
Close-Loop Responses
Saving Results
Version Number
Example Session
Generating Analysis Plots
Verification of Gardner's Stability Limits
The Nyquist Plot
Sample and Hold Circuit
Transient Performance
Filter Capacitor Before Sampler
Loop Response
Primary Loop
Damped Loop
MASH PSD
MASH Modulator, First Stage
MASH Modulator, Second-Order
MASH Modulator, Higher Order
Variances
Some Parameters of Sf
Previous Development
Some MASH Modulator Characteristics
Characteristics of MATLAB Scripts mashone and mashall-
Sampled Noise
Case 1, Wn fref
Case 2, 1/T ?? Wn ?? fref
Case 3, Wn ?? 1/T ?? fref
Variance of Sampled Noise (1/T ?? fref)
Convolution of PSDs
Representing Squared PSDs
Oscillator Spectrums
Phase Detectors
Quantization PPSD
Development of Eq
Superposition
New Synthesized Frequency
Loop Response
Verification of the Effect of Sampling on the Loop
Reference-Frequency Spurs
Leakage Current
Pulse Offset
S? Modulation
Effect of S? Modulation on Pulse Offset Spurs
Effect of S? Modulation on Leakage Spurs
Effects of Resampling
Spectrum Analysis
Spectrums
The Spectrum Analyzer
The Window Function
Density and Discrete Spurs
Control Parameters
Frequency Conversion in an Analyzer
Displaying L, FPSD, and PPSD
Spectral Overlaps
Anomalous Spurs
Toolboxes
Noise Produced by Charge-Pump Current Unbalance (Mismatch)
Getting Files from the Wiley Internet Site
Some Tables
Accumulator Shortening
Sequence Lengths
Endnotes
References
Index