[time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in 600MHz to10MHz area)
Didier Juges
didier at cox.net
Fri Jan 25 13:14:33 UTC 2008
There was a thread some time ago just about that. It was probably 2007, so
if you look in the archives, you should find it.
I will look for it too, as I want to index it for future reference, and if I
find it first, I'll post it again.
Didier
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> Subject: [time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in
> 600MHz to10MHz area)
>
> Have been locking around for a good article on how to design
> a good Low phase noise digital divider(in 600MHz to 10MHz
> area), but the have not found any good literature. Today most
> people talk about regenerative dividers, but are a rather
> complex subject.
> Does anyone have experience in what logic family that have
> the lowest noise TTL, AC, HC, F etc?
> What is the upper limit for ECL diviers? My first idea was to
> use ECL to divide down to 100MHz area and then to use lower
> noise TTL to go down to 10MHz.
> What about edge-conditioning circuit at divider input? Have
> seen people talk about it, but no info what it does?
> Thanks
> Anders
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