Gain control circuits for voltage controlled oscillators

Oscillators – With particular source of power or bias voltage

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C331S182000, C331S176000, C327S103000

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ABSTRACT:
A gain controlled voltage controlled oscillator. A current controlled oscillator is adapted to provide an output signal oscillating at a frequency controllable by controlling a current applied thereto. A first current source provides a first control current controllable by controlling a voltage applied thereto that has a predetermined range. A first current mirror is adapted to mirror the control current to the current controlled oscillator. A second current source is adapted to provide a second control current for mirroring to the current controlled oscillator by the first current mirror when the control voltage is in a low portion of the range.

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