Programmable bandwidth during start-up for phase-lock loop

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Synchronizing

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C331S017000, C331S016000

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07023250

ABSTRACT:
A phase lock loop PLL which includes an oscillator having an oscillator signal whose frequency is related to a received error correction signal and phase frequency detector receiving and comparing the oscillator signal and a reference signal from a master circuit and generating the error correction signal based on the phase difference of the oscillator signal and the reference signal. A filter, including a capacitor, connects the error correction signal from the phase-frequency detector to the oscillator. A rate selector monitors a charge on the capacitor and controls the rate of error connection signals as a function of the charge on the capacitor.

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