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Phase Noise of Integer-N and Fractional-N PLL Synthesizers
Feb 10th 2015
Phase Noise of Integer-N and Fractional-N PLL Synthesizers
Low phase noise is essential when generating high frequency, high linearity signal sources. Phase noise is a measure of the undesirable change or variation in phase of a signal. It is measured in the frequency domain and equates to jitter in the time domain. When using ...
AN143 - A Simple Method to Accurately Predict PLL Reference Spur Levels Due to Leakage Current
Jan 3rd 2014
For More Information, Download the Complete Application Note "AN143- A Simple Method to Accurately Predict PLL Reference Spur Levels Due to Leakage Current"
Presented is a simple model that can be used to accurately predict the level of reference spurs due to charge pump and/or op amp leakage current in a PLL system. Knowing ...
DC1649A-A - LTC6945 Demo | Ultralow Noise and Spurious 6GHz Integer-N Synthesizer, VCO=902-928Hz, (Req DC590)
Feb 21st 2012
DC1649A-A - Demo Board for:LTC6945 - Ultralow Noise and Spurious 0.35GHz to 6GHz Integer-N Synthesizer
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Ultralow Noise & Spurious 350MHz to 6GHz Integer-N PLL/Synthesizer Suppresses System Noise
Dec 19th 2011
MILPITAS, CA – December 19, 2011 – Linear Technology
announces the LTC6945, a high performance 6GHz integer-N frequency
synthesizer with outstanding -226dBc/Hz normalized closed-loop
in-band phase noise, excellent -274dBc/Hz normalized in-band 1/f
noise, a wideband phase noise floor of -157dBc/Hz and
best-in-class ...
LTC6945 Wideband Point-to-Point Radio Local Oscillator
Dec 13th 2011
The LTC6945 is a high performance, low noise, 6GHz phase locked loop (PLL), including a reference divider, phase frequency detector (PFD) with phase-lock indicator, charge pump, integer feedback divider and VCO output divider. The part features a buffered, programmable VCO output divider with a range of 1 through 6. The differential, ...
Low Phase Noise Frequency Synthesizers for RF Applications
Sep 19th 2011
In modern RF communication systems, signal integrity is of prime importance. To meet the system requirements, amplifiers, mixers and modulators must have a low noise figure and low distortion products. Additionally, as system designers work to squeeze increasingly more data into the available bandwidth, low phase noise signal ...
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