High frequency, temperature-compensated monolithic voltage-controlled oscillator design techniques | Posted on:1989-03-03 | Degree:Ph.D | Type:Dissertation | University:University of California, Berkeley | Candidate:Liu, Ting-Ping | Full Text:PDF | GTID:1478390017955509 | Subject:Electrical engineering | Abstract/Summary: | | This research explores new voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) architectures and circuit design techniques to optimize VCO performance at frequencies above 100 MHz. Through the use of negative feedback loops around a core VCO and matched linear frequency-to-voltage converters (FVC), the VCO oscillation frequency is stabilized against temperature, power supply and processing variations, while maintaining a linear voltage-to-frequency control characteristic.;To verify the feasibility of the proposed VCO architecture, an emitter-coupled VCO with dual-loop feedback has been designed and fabricated in a 2-;Although the closed-loop architecture was applied to implement the high frequency emitter-coupled oscillator in bipolar technology to demonstrate the validity of theory, it is also of potential interest for other VCO configurations and technologies. | Keywords/Search Tags: | VCO, Oscillator, Frequency | | Related items |
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