Dual modulus counter for use in a phase locked loop

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Afc with logic elements

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331 16, 331 25, 377 48, 377 52, H03K 2100, H03K 718

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050669273

ABSTRACT:
In a phase locked loop having a variable divider, a dual modulus counter is used to provide the variable divider with selection signals. The variable divider is capable of providing an overall division ratio in increments of one over a contiguous range of values. The dual modulus counter includes a counter, a comparator and logic gates which generate selection signals that allow the variable divider to divide an input signal by at least division ratios R1 and R2. A phase locked loop utilizing the dual modulus counter is particularly well suited for use in a digital frequency synthesizer.

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