Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Particular error voltage control
Patent
1996-01-29
1997-05-13
Mis, David
Oscillators
Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency...
Particular error voltage control
331 8, 331 34, 331108R, 331177R, 327157, H03L 7085, H03L 7099
Patent
active
056296509
ABSTRACT:
According to the preferred embodiment, a self-biased phase-locked loop is provided that overcomes the limitations of the prior art bias methods and apparatus. In general, a self-biased current controlled semiconductor device, typically a current controlled oscillator, is self biased by the use of a first feedback path, typically provided by a phase-locked loop, where the feedback path provides a control current for controlling the current controlled device. A second feedback path, typically a pair current mirrors, serves as a bias loop having unity gain. The bias loop provides a bias current that is responsive to the control current. This device has the advantage of being self biasing, thus no other biasing circuitry is required.
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Gersbach John E.
Hayashi Masayuki
Masenas Charles J.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Mis David
Walsh Robert A.
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