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   Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)       

Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)

 

 


Property

Description

Units

Default

Range/Type

FLO

Center frequency

MHz

800

(0, Inf)/Real

FC

Flicker frequency of the semiconductor

Hz

1000

(0, Inf)/Real

QLOAD

Loaded Q of the tuned circuit

None

200

(0, Inf)/Real

F

Noise factor

None

10

(0, Inf)/Real

NOISEON

Noise: 1 for On, 0 for Off

None

1

[0, 1]/Integer

DivNoiseOn

Divider noise: 1 for On, 0 for Off

None

1

[0,1]/Integer

VcoNoiseOn

Vco noise: 1 for On, 0 for Off

None

1

[0, 1]/Integer

FM1...n

Frequency offset

Hz

100

(0,Inf)/Real

SBN1...n

Sideband noise in dB at frequency offset

dB

-80

(-Inf,0)/Real

FILE

Filename for FM, SBN data

None

<Project>

String

PSAV

Average available power

dBm

0

[0, Inf)/Real

R

Equivalent noise resistance of tuning diode

Ohm

5000

(0, Inf)/Real

K

Oscillator voltage gain

Hz/V

1000

(0, Inf)/Real

T

Temperature

Cel

27

(0, Inf)/Real

FDEV

Maximum phase noise frequency offset from carrier

Hz

100

(0, Inf)/Real

Seed

Random seed

None

0

[0, Inf)/Integer

Wavetype

Output wave type

0: Sinusoid

1: Sawtooth

None

0

[0, 1]/Integer

RIN

Input impedance

Ohm

Inf

(0, Inf]/Real

ROUT

Output impedance

Ohm

50

[0, Inf)/Real

Ports

Input

Input signal (complex)

Output

Output signal (complex)


 

Notes

1. This is a Voltage Controlled Oscillator model. It can either output sinusoidal signal or saw­tooth signal depending on how the parameter “WAVETYPE” is set.

2. Suppose the output waveform is sinusoid, the relationship between the input and the output is then given by

where for evenlope analysis, or for instantaneous

analysis, and , is the random phase component at time t.

3. If the user sets the output waveform option to be sawtooth, then sawtooth signal will be sent to the output with the peak value “A” and the same phase information as the sinusoidal option.

4. The indexed parameters “FM” and “SBN” allow the user to specify measured noise data. When measured noise data is provided, the model will ignore the parameters QLOAD, F, R, FC.

5. The “FILE” parameter identifies a data file for the phase noise parameters FM and SBN. The filename must have a .dsp extension, and must be in DSP format:

xy
fm1 sbn1
...
fmN sbnN

 Where the first column is the frequency offset in Hz and the second column is the sideband noise in dB. For example:

xy
100 -80
1000 -90
...

 If a valid “FILE” parameter is present, the data from the file will be used and the correspond­ing “FM” and “SBN” parameters in the netlist will be ignored. Any “FM” and “SBN” parame­ters in the netlist that are not also defined in the data file will be used.

6. When the parameter “VcoNoiseOn” is set to 1, VCO noise will be simulated. Otherwise, VCO noise will not be incorporated in the simulation. The same happens to the divider noise. Note that noise simulation is expensive, so when it is not needed, the two parameters should be turned on.

7. The power spectral density for this random phase noise process is given by [1]

 

A random phase noise process is generated by filtering a white Gaussian random sequence through a filter with a frequency response , where with

If required, linear interpolation is applied in the time domain on the generated phase noise process to ensure it has the same sampling rate as that of the input signal. In general, the random phase noise process is a slowly time-varying process.

8. To avoid aliasing the VCO output signal, the simulation sample rate should be set to twice the maximum swing of the VCO. This swing is based on the Oscillator Voltage Gain parameter [K] and the maximum allowed tuning voltage of the design.

 

 

The VCO output must be a complex envelope signal so you have to also have to make sure your sample rate is less than twice your VCO center frequency [FLO]. In general, your sample rate should be in the range of:

 

 

If you are limited by the FLO parameter, you will not be able to simulate the high-end of your tun­ing voltage range.

Netlist Form

VCO:Name n1 n2 FLO=val [FC=val] [QLOAD=val] [F=val]

+ [PSAV=val] [R=val] K=val T=val [FDEV=val] [Seed=val]

+[DivNoiseOn=val] [VcoNoiseOn=val] [FM1..n=val] [SBN1..n=val] [FILE='filename']

+ [Wavetype=val] [Rin=Val] [Rout=Val]

Netlist Example

VCO:1 1 2 FLO=800MHZ FC=1KHZ QLOAD=200 F=10 PSAV=0dBm
+ R=5000OH K=1000 T=300DEG FDEV=100KHZ

References

1. Ulrich L. Rohde, J. Whitaker, and T.T.N. Bucher, “Communications Receivers” McGraw-Hill, 1996.




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