how to model the near-to-the-carrier regime and the lower knee frequency of real rf oscillators
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Abstract
Numerous empirical data demonstrate that real noisy RF oscillators are affected by power-law phase noise. However, until recently, the robust analytic modeling of the deep-into-the-carrier spectral regime of RF oscillators was intangible due to the infinities involved in the relevant power-law regions. In this letter we demonstrate how recent advances in oscillator spectral modeling can be applied to extrapolate the near-to-the-carrier regime as well as estimate the oscillator lower knee frequency of transition between the deep-into-the-carrier regime and the power-law regions of real RF oscillators.
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| Authors | ;Arsenia Chorti |
| Journal | Molecular diversity |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1155/2010/537132
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