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raja.cedt
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PLL BW measurement
Nov 08
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hi, can any please tell me how to find BW in silicon
I know that Intersecting point of VCO phase noise and pll phase noise point is almost BW. Is this exact method or can any one please explain often how people measures?
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Re: PLL BW measurement
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Intersecting point of VCO phase noise and pll phase noise point is almost BW
approximately, yes.
You could tell by pll phase noise graph itself in most of the cases.
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hi mayank,
how can you say from overal PLL phase noise. I htink from where phase noise start falling (means the boundary between inband and outoff band noise), do you have any document for this
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To measure PLL BW, you put a refclock with a modulated sinewave input. So you are modulating the phase of the input refclock. Then you look at the output on the spectrum analyzer. You should see a spur at the same frequency as the phase modulation. The measure of the spur compared to the input refclock spur gives you a value for the attenuation. At att=-3db is where PLL BW is.
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