Charge Current PLL: Research & Articles

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The discussion centers on the difficulty of finding brief research articles on charge current phase-locked loops (PLLs). The original poster seeks resources to aid in their task but has had no success with common search engines. A request for clarification on the specific application of the current PLL is made, emphasizing the need to know whether the goal is to generate an analog voltage or a frequency proportional to the current. The conversation highlights the importance of defining the application to find relevant information. Overall, participants are focused on sourcing appropriate research materials for charge current PLLs.
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hi every one
i have acertain task about writing a brief research about charge current pll and i don't find any brief research in google search or yahoo or whatever.
can anyone tell me where to find such good brief articles .
thanks for helping me
 
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Please give more detail on your specific current PLL application. Do you want to generate an analog voltage proportional to the current, or a frequency proportional to the current, or what?

Bob S
 
Please give more detail on your specific current PLL application. Do you want to generate an analog voltage proportional to the current, or a frequency proportional to the current, or what?

Bob S
 

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