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发表于 2018-9-4 16:39:37
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You can calculate the RJ and DJ from the phase noise plot (sum of PFD, divider and DCO). RJ means random jitter which is due to noise. The rms RJ integration bandwidth is related to your applications, which f_LOW typically is the packet duration (say 200us in BLE) and f_HIGH is the modulation bandwidth. Even you integrated it from 1Hz (1s, that's a lot for most applications) to infinite frequency, the RMS integrated jitter is still bounded (not infinite). However, when flicker noise is presented in PFD or DCO and type I loop is used, the RJ is not bounded any more as you increase the measurement time. The DJ is typically related to the spurious tones of your PLL_Out. You can convert spur to DJ by the equation DJ=2/pi*T_out*10^(spur/20). DCO quantization error will also introduce phase noise at the DCO output (just like a DAC), which is RJ instead of DJ consider its input is random. On the other hand, the DCO quantization error can also introduce spurious tone, which in this case is DJ. I am sorry that I never deal with BUJ and DDJ. You can refer to Bogdan's famous textbook for further details. |
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