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An approach to the analysis of injection-locked oscillators

M. Jezewski
- 01 May 1974 - 
- Vol. 21, Iss: 3, pp 395-401
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In this paper, the locking equation for single-stage LC injection-locked oscillators is derived for subharmonic, fundamental, and harmonic locking, the dc transfer characteristic of a nonlinear device being approximated, at the dc operating point, by a third-order polynomial.
Abstract
By combining the instantaneous phase shift of a twosinusoid-input describing function with a phase response of the tuned circuit it has been possible to develop the locking equation for single-stage LC injection-locked oscillators ILO. The locking range as well as steady-state phase shift of an ILO are calculated for subharmonic, fundamental, and harmonic locking, the dc transfer characteristic of a nonlinear device being approximated, at the dc operating point, by a third-order polynomial. The phase plane representation is included. Experimental results are given to support some of the theoretical relations derived.

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