Automatic phase lock loop design using geometric programming

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ABSTRACT:
A method is described that involves developing a more detailed description of a phase lock loop system by substituting, into a monomial or posynomial equation that is part of a family of monomial and posynomial expressions that describe functional characteristics of the PLL at the system level, a lower level expression that describes a characteristic of one the PLL's basic building blocks.

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