Fast VCOs/V->F converters
Martin Czech
martin.czech at intermetall.de
Mon Nov 23 10:06:52 CET 1998
> I did the math, and perhaps its even correct! (; :
>
SNIPPED A NICE ERROR ESTIMATION.
Perhaps the pll approach could work without too much artefacts. If you
make a decent hf-vco that has only an error of about some semitones, you
could compare that to a dco with the exact frequency. Assuming 0.083V per
semitone, the corrective voltage has only to be , say , 200mV maximum.
Ie. there is a closed loop regulation, but a very weak one, just enough
to pull the hf-vco to the exact value. The normal sproiiiing artefact
comes from wide range plls, with strong feedback. This is not neccessary
if the hf-vco is allmost correct.
m.c.
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