Lock-in range of PLL-based circuits with proportionally-integrating filter and sinusoidal phase detector characteristic
@article{Aleksandrov2016LockinRO, title={Lock-in range of PLL-based circuits with proportionally-integrating filter and sinusoidal phase detector characteristic}, author={K. D. Aleksandrov and N. Kuznetsov and G. Leonov and M. Yuldashev and R. Yuldashev}, journal={arXiv: Dynamical Systems}, year={2016} }
In the present work PLL-based circuits with sinusoidal phase detector characteristic and active proportionally-integrating (PI) filter are considered. The notion of lock-in range -- an important characteristic of PLL-based circuits, which corresponds to the synchronization without cycle slipping, is studied. For the lock-in range a rigorous mathematical definition is discussed. Numerical and analytical estimates for the lock-in range are obtained.
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