PLL circuit with improved stability

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

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331 25, 331DIG2, 327156, 327160, 375376, 375374, H03L 706

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ABSTRACT:
A PLL circuit detects a phase difference between a signal relating to an output of a voltage control oscillator and a reference signal, and discrimination between a phase lead and a phase lag, increments or decrements a preset value by the number of pulses corresponding to the detected phase difference in accordance with the detected discrimination between the phase lead and the phase lag, converts the count value into a corresponding voltage, and feedbacks the voltage to the voltage control oscillator. When the reference signal is stopped, the count operation is halted. A plurality of values including an initial value for the value required in the count operation are previously stored, and a desired value is selected from these values.

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