What Is a Boast Charge Pump Current PLL?

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A "boost charge pump current PLL" refers to a specific application of charge pumps in phase-locked loops (PLLs). Charge pumps are used to generate higher voltage levels and can be crucial in various electronic designs. For detailed information, resources like Wikipedia provide insights into charge pump applications, including their role in PLLs. Correct spelling and terminology are important for effective research. Understanding these concepts is essential for successful project design.
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please can anyone tell me what is the "boast charge pum current pll"
as i have aproject to design one of its applications.
i would be gratefull for any help.
 
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oufa said:
please can anyone tell me what is the "boast charge pum current pll"
as i have aproject to design one of its applications.
i would be gratefull for any help.

LOL, had me going with that one! :smile:

You mean to ask about "boost charge pump current PLL" applications. Good thing Google is pretty good at suggesting alternative spellings! Here's a bit from wikipedia about charge pump applications, including in PLLs:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charge_pump

You can find lots more information by googling the corrected spelling quoted string above.
 
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