Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Plural a.f.s. for a single oscillator
Patent
1989-09-01
1990-08-14
Pascal, Robert J.
Oscillators
Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency...
Plural a.f.s. for a single oscillator
331 34, H03L 700
Patent
active
049490516
ABSTRACT:
In a burst mode fiber-optic transmitter-receiver or bus interface unit (BIU), the clock recovery process by a phase lock loop (PLL), or more generally a servo loop, detects the frequency difference between the PLL oscillator and the transmitter oscillator, and generates a control voltage which is combined with the voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) error voltage to urge the PLL oscillator towards the transmitter's frequency. An activity detector detects the presence of received signal, and "freezes" or holds the control voltage to the PLL so the PLL is free to slew to the frequency and phase of the clock of the received burst. Thus, the PLL is maintained near the expected frequency of the received clock signal for fast acquisition. After the burst, the activity detector once again allows the frequency control signal to assert command of the VCO frequency.
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General Electric Company
Pascal Robert J.
Smiley Raymond E.
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