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With the recent increase in radio transceiver integration levels it has become feasible to use more complex frequency synthesizer structures. The use of a fractional-N synthesizer decouples the channel spacing from the choice of synthesizer reference frequency which enables much faster frequency hopping. Static moduli synthesizers have required complex spurious compensation methods, but recently, ΔΣ-dithered moduli fractional-N synthesizers have attracted a lot of attention as no analog spurious-compensation circuits are needed. Design equations for the analog parts of a ΔΣ-based synthesizer are presented together with a discussion on practical implementation aspects.
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Eikenbroek, JW., Mattisson, S. (2000). Frequency Synthesis for Integrated Transceivers. In: van de Plassche, R.J., Huijsing, J.H., Sansen, W. (eds) Analog Circuit Design. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3198-9_16
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