This work is aimed at practitioners wishing to gain a broader systems-based perspective of phase-locked loops; and is also suitable as a graduate text for engineering students. It provides detailed coverage of digital sampling effects in modern phase-locked frequency synthesizers from a systems perspective, and discusses all aspects of phase noise, its mathematical modelling and its impact upon different digital communication systems. Sections on building blocks for frequency synthesis using phase-locked loops, frequency synthesis using sampled-data control systems, and MASCET, are included.
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James A. Crawford (1954- ) was born in Iowa and moved to southern California for graduate school on a Hughes Aircraft fellowship right after college. Although he studied quantum electronics while at USC, he became the head of the frequency sources group at Hughes Ground Systems Group where much of the activity was centered on phase-locked systems. He has previously been a member of the technical staff at multiple aerospace firms like Hughes, TRW, and Linkabit. Since the 1990s, he has primarily been a consultant to industry. Fundamentally having a math/physics bent, his present-day interests also include detailed design and fabrication of precision telescope optical systems and observational astrodynamics.
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output phase noise spectrum, system phase margin, phase noise impairments, phase detector case, phase error sample, feedback divider ratio, sampling spurs, phase detector types, phase error response, beat note frequency, output sample sequence, system gain margin, margin contours, negative resistance generator, initial frequency error, spurious performance, phase noise performance, phase noise floor, discriminator mode, discrete spurs, frequency synthesizer design, initial phase error, phase noise process, instantaneous phase error, internal time delay Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Frequency Synthesizers: Theory and Design by Vadim Manassewitsch on 6 pages
- Frequency Synthesis by Phase Lock by William F. Egan on 6 pages
- Digital Control Systems (The Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) by Benjamin C. Kuo on page 200, page 208, and page 245
- Phaselock Techniques by Floyd M. Gardner on page 39, and page 200
- Phase-Locked Loop Circuit Design by Dan H. Wolaver on page 39, and page 142
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- Integrated Circuit Design for High-Speed Frequency Synthesis (Artech House Microwave Library) by John Rogers on page 15, page 37, and page 83
- Microwave and Wireless Synthesizers: Theory and Design by Ulrich L. Rohde in Front Matter, page 486, and Back Matter
- Phase Lock Loops and Frequency Synthesis by Venceslav F. Kroupa on page 12, page 110, and page 274
- Optoelectronics for Data Communication by Ronald C. Lasky on page 163
- Phaselock Techniques by Floyd M. Gardner on page 376
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