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The Design of Low Noise Oscillators
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1. Introduction. 2. Frequency Instability Fundamentals. 3. Review of Existing Models. 4. Time-Variant Phase Noise Model. 5. Jitter and Phase Noise in Ring Oscillators. 6. Phase Noise in Differential LC Oscillators. 7. Extension of the Model to Multiple Noise Sources. 8. Conclusion. A: Relationship between Jitter and Phase Noise. B: Power Spectral Density of the Output. C: The ISF of an Ideal LC Oscillator. D: Calculation of the ISF. E: Phase Noise and Jitter in Phase-Locked Loops. F: Describing Function Analysis of Oscillators. Bibliography. Index.
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- 2003
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