Crystal oscillator programmable with frequency-defining paramete

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – With reference oscillator or source

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331 16, 331158, 331179, H03B 532, H03L 706, H03L 718

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable crystal oscillator is provided having a memory for storing frequency-defining parameters. Typically, one of these parameters is used to program an adjustable capacitive load circuit coupled to a crystal to thereby adjust the crystal source frequency. Additional parameters are used to program the output frequency of a phase locked loop circuit coupled to receive the adjusted source frequency. A further parameter can also be used to divide the output frequency of the phase locked loop circuit to supply a specified output frequency. The oscillators can be manufactured as generic programmable crystal oscillators without regard for output frequency and then quickly programmed to produce customer-specified output frequencies with a high degree of accuracy.

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