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PLL system specs extration
Jan 25
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I want to design a pll system & extract the values for the specs of all the blocks of the PLL loop based on the needed appliation
is there any tutorial on how to calculate these specs
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Re: PLL system specs extration
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http://www.delroy.com/PLL_dir/pll.htm
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