DIRECT DIGITAL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS

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Compiled for engineers dealing with systems and practical applications, Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizers - a collection of 40 important reprinted papers and nine new contributions - presents a comprehensive introduction to DDS properties and a clear understanding of actual devices. The information in this volume can lead to easier computer simulations and improved designs. Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizers can also serve as a textbook for students seeking essential background theory.
From Booknews:
Introduces the component systems used in communications devices as transmitter exciters, phase modulators, and local oscillators in receivers. Explains the advantages<-->small size, superior frequency stability, and short switching times<-->and the disadvantages<-->lower radio frequency output frequencies and rather large spurious signals. Combines 40 papers from various of the Institute's periodicals and various conferences, with nine new articles. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
Table of Contents Preface
Pt. I
Introduction and Tutorial
1
Synthesis Techniques
3
Pt. II
Direct Digital Single-Frequency Synthesizers
17
A Frequency Synthesizer for 10/2[pi] kHz
19
Approximating Frequency Synthesizers
23
Pt. III
Wide-Range Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizers
27
A Digital Frequency Synthesizer
29
CMOS/SOS Frequency Synthesizer LSI Circuit for
Spread Spectrum Communications
38
A High-Speed Direct Frequency Synthesizer
47
Single Chip 500 MHz Function Generator
52
Low-Latency, High-Speed Numerically Controlled
Oscillator Using Progression-of-States Technique
57
Pt. IV
Spurious Signals in Direct Digital Frequency
Synthesizers
63
Spectra of Pulse Rate Frequency Synthesizers
65
Noise Spectra of Digital Sine-Generators Using the
Table-Lookup Method
68
An Analysis of the Output Spectrum of Direct Digital
Frequency Synthesizers in the Presence of
Phase-Accumulator Truncation
71
The Optimization of Direct Digital Frequency
Synthesizer Performance in the Presence of Finite
Word Length Effects
79
Methods of Mapping From Phase to Sine Amplitude
in Direct Digital Synthesis
86
A 150-MHz Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizer in
1.25-[mu]m CMOS with -90-dBc Spurious Performance
95
An Exact Spectral Analysis of a Number Controlled
Oscillator Based Synthesizer
106
Pt. V
Reduction of Spurious Signals in Direct Digital
Frequency Synthesizers
117
Spurious Suppression in Direct Digital Synthesizers
119
A Low-Frequency, High Resolution Digital Synthesizer
127
A Spurious Reduction Technique for High-Speed
Direct Digital Synthesizers
132
A Direct-Digital Synthesizer with Improved Spectral
Performance
140
Spur-Reduced Digital Sinusoid Synthesis
143
Spectral Properties of DDFS: Computer Simulations
and Experimental Verifications
152
Pt. VI
Combination of DDFS with Phase Locked Loops
(PLLs)
165
Principles of Phase Locked Loops (PLL)
167
Low-Noise Microwave-Frequency Synthesizers:
Design Principles
175
A J-B and Spread-Spectrum Synthesizer Using a
Combination of DDS and Phaselock Techniques
181
Principles of Fractional-N Frequency Synthesizers
191
A Multiple Modulator Fractional Divider
197
A Fast-Setting GaAs-Enhanced Frequency Synthesizer
203
Pt. VII
Phase and Background Noise in DDFS
207
Introduction to the Noise Properties of Frequency
Sources
208
Close-to-the-Carrier Noise in DDFS
216
Phase Noise in Direct Digital Synthesizers
224
A Direct Digital Synthesizer with 100-MHz Output
Capability
229
An Analysis Methodology to Identify Dominant Noise
Sources in D/A and A/D Converters
232
Pt. VIII
Digital-to-Analog Converters
245
Digital-to-Analog Converters
246
A Monolithic 10-b Digital-to-Analog Convertor Using
Ion Implantation
257
An Inherently Monotonic 12 Bit DAC
265
An 8-Bit, 5 ns Monolithic D/A Converter Subsystem
273
A 500-MHz 8-Bit D/A Converter
280
An 8-Bit 2-ns Monolithic DAC
284
Pt. IX
State of the Art and Some Applications
289
A High Purity, High Speed Direct Digital Synthesizer
291
A 200 MHz Quadrature Digital Synthesizer/Mixer in 0.8 [mu]m CMOS
296
An 800-MHz Quadrature Digital Synthesizer with
ECL-Compatible Output Drivers in 0.8 [mu]m
CMOS
304
A Dual Frequency Synthesis Scheme for a High
C-Field Cesium Resonator
314
Pt. X
New Ideas for the DDFS Design
319
A 700-MHz 24-b Pipelined Accumulator in 1.2-[mu]m CMOS for Applications as a Numerically
Controlled Oscillator
320
An Integrated GaAs 1.25 GHz Clock Frequency
FM-CW Direct Digital Synthesizer
328
The Composite DDS - A New Direct Digital Synthesizer Architecture
332
A Narrow Band High-Resolution Synthesizer Using a Direct Digital Synthesizer Followed by Repeated
Dividing and Mixing
338
A 3 to 30 MHz High-Resolution Synthesizer
Consisting of a DDS, Divide-and-Mix Modules, and a
M/N Synthesizer
347
A New Architecture for a Sinewave Output DDS
With a High Spectral Purity
352
Pt. XI
Mathematical Background
359
Quasiperiodic Omission of Pulses
360
Useful Computer Programs for Investigations of
Spurious Signals in DDFS
367
Author Index
373
Subject Index
375
About the Editor
383


Auteur : KROUPA
Editeur : IEEE
Nombre de pages : 397
Date de publication : 01 1998

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