Circuit for automatic frequency control using a reciprocal direc

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Tuning compensation

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327105, 327106, 331 18, 331 25, 331 34, 331176, H03L 102, H03L 7099, H03L 718

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061042528

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for automatic frequency control includes an oscillator and a digital synthesis device to which a first frequency of the oscillator is supplied as a clock frequency and which generates an output signal having a second frequency. A frequency comparison device determines a frequency difference between the second frequency and a reference frequency and generates a digital output signal reproducing the frequency difference. The digital output signal is then supplied as an addition value to the digital synthesis device. The circuit for automatic frequency control generates a highly accurate and temperature-compensated output signal with the second frequency.

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