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310<br />

Bandpass Signaling Principles and Circuits Chap. 4<br />

F(f)<br />

R<br />

C<br />

Figure P4–34<br />

★ 4–35 Assume that the phase noise characteristic of a PLL is being examined. The internal phase noise<br />

of the VCO is modeled by the input u n (t), as shown in Fig. P4–35.<br />

¨i(t)<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

K d<br />

F 1 (f)<br />

v 2 (t)<br />

¨n(t)<br />

¨0(t)<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

VCO<br />

K v<br />

F 2 (f)=–––– j2∏f<br />

¨0(t)<br />

Figure P4–35<br />

(a) Find an expression for the closed-loop transfer function Θ 0 (f)Θ n (f), where u i (t) = 0.<br />

(b) If F 1 (f) is the low-pass filter given in Fig. P4–34, sketch the Bode plot [|Θ 0 (f)Θ n (f)|] dB for<br />

the phase noise transfer function.<br />

4–36 The input to a PLL is v in (t) = A sin(v 0 t + u i ). The LPF has a transfer function F(s) = (s + a)s.<br />

(a) What is the steady-state phase error?<br />

(b) What is the maximum hold-in range for the noiseless case?<br />

★ 4–37 (a) Refer to Fig. 4–25 for a PLL frequency synthesizer. Design a synthesizer that will cover a<br />

range of 144 to 148 MHz in 5-kHz steps, starting at 144.000 MHz. Assume that the frequency<br />

standard operates at 5 MHz, that the M divider is fixed at some value, and that the N divider is<br />

programmable so that the synthesizer will cover the desired range. Sketch a diagram of your<br />

design, indicating the frequencies present at various points of the diagram.<br />

(b) Modify your design so that the output signal can be frequency modulated with an audiofrequency<br />

input such that the peak deviation of the RF output is 5 kHz.<br />

4–38 Assume that an SSB-AM transmitter is to be realized using the AM–PM generation technique, as<br />

shown in Fig. 4–27.<br />

(a) Sketch a block diagram for the baseband signal-processing circuit.<br />

(b) Find expressions for R(t), u(t), and v(t) when the modulation is m(t) = A 1 cos v 1 t +<br />

A 2 cos v 2 t.

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