Pre-distortion system for a synthesizer having modulation...

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

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C332S127000, C377S048000, C375S296000

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ABSTRACT:
A system providing a phase or frequency modulated signal is provided. In general, the system includes a phase locked loop (PLL) having a fractional-N divider in a reference path of the PLL operating to divide a reference frequency based on a pre-distorted modulation signal. Pre-distortion circuitry operates to provide the pre-distorted modulation signal by pre-distorting a modulation signal such that a convolution, or cascade, of the pre-distortion and a transfer function of the PLL results in a substantially flat frequency response for a range of modulation rates greater than a bandwidth of the PLL.

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