1983
DOI: 10.1049/el:19830107
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Algorithm for solving a class of phase-lock-loop equations

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“…A comparative evaluation of α for the triangular and the sawtooth PD nonlinearities has revealed appreciable differences only for low-gain phase-locked loops (β/2<ζ<β) with low damping factors. The worst-case estimate of the normalized frequency acquisition time eo n t w has been evaluated via numerical solutions to the nonlinear integral equation of the acquisition process for N =100 equally spaced samples of the initial phase [8], and the normalized FAR a(i w = i 0 ) has been calculated by an iterative procedure. 3 and 4 for the common damping of ζ = 0.707 apply equally to both the piecewise linear PD characteristics considered.…”
Section: Frequency Acquisition Rangementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A comparative evaluation of α for the triangular and the sawtooth PD nonlinearities has revealed appreciable differences only for low-gain phase-locked loops (β/2<ζ<β) with low damping factors. The worst-case estimate of the normalized frequency acquisition time eo n t w has been evaluated via numerical solutions to the nonlinear integral equation of the acquisition process for N =100 equally spaced samples of the initial phase [8], and the normalized FAR a(i w = i 0 ) has been calculated by an iterative procedure. 3 and 4 for the common damping of ζ = 0.707 apply equally to both the piecewise linear PD characteristics considered.…”
Section: Frequency Acquisition Rangementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ratio £ = «PLgm «S (8) where « PL and a s apply to the piecewise linear and the sinusoidal PD characteristics, respectively, is for ω η ί 0 >10 practically independent of f 0 . In the limiting case β->0, Χς = \/2ζω η ί 0 [2], and Ε approaches the asymptotic value En=-…”
Section: Frequency Acquisition Rangementioning
confidence: 99%