Abstract
Techniques are described for producing a signal (120) having a desired frequency. The desired frequency can be produced to a very high precision, even when the desired frequency is very high. The techniques, in one example, represent an intermediate, otherwise non-available frequency, by dithering between two exact frequencies (116, 118). Then, over some reasonably short timescale, the desired frequency is provided to high precision. Such precise frequency output may be used for, for example, measurement transmission and other uses. The techniques can be implemented in low-cost hardware, and may provide a precision of, for example, 10% for many frequencies.
| Original language | English |
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| Patent number | WO2004032327A1 |
| IPC | H03L 7/197 |
| Priority date | 3/10/02 |
| Filing date | 29/09/03 |
| Publication status | Published - 15 Apr 2004 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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Frequency output generation
Henry, M. (Inventor), 8 Jul 2004, IPC No. H03B 21/00, Patent No. US2004130358A1, 26 Sept 2003, Priority date 3 Oct 2002, Priority No. US41553502PResearch output: Patent
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Frequency Output Generation
Henry, M. (Inventor), 23 Apr 2004, IPC No. H03L 7/197 , Patent No. AU2003299168A1, 29 Sept 2003, Priority date 3 Oct 2002, Priority No. US41553502PResearch output: Patent
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