Fast locking scheme for PLL frequency synthesiser
L.C. Liu, B.H. Li
Abstract
L.C. Liu, B.H. Li
Abstract
A phase-locked loop (PLL) with a fast-locked nonlinear phase frequency detector (PFD) is presented. Compared with the conventional discriminator-aided phase detector, the proposed fast-locked PFD can further reduce the PLL acquisition time while the loop stability remains unchanged. Moreover, the new architecture can decrease the capacitance value and the charge-pump current to 1/k of a conventional one as the loop bandwidth increases k times, thus saving substantial area and power.
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A phase-locked loop (PLL) with a fast-locked nonlinear phase frequency detector (PFD) is presented. Compared with the conventional discriminator-aided phase detector, the proposed fast-locked PFD can further reduce the PLL acquisition time while the loop stability remains unchanged. Moreover, the new architecture can decrease the capacitance value and the charge-pump current to 1/k of a conventional one as the loop bandwidth increases k times, thus saving substantial area and power.
Key concepts: Phase-locked loop, Discriminator, PLL multibit, Phase frequency detector, Phase detector, Bandwidth (computing), Capacitance, Detector