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Integer- And fractional-order VCO using non-inertial amplitude stabilization and modern active elements

Author(s)
Sotner, Roman
Petrzela, Jiri
Jerabek, Jan
Langhammer, Lukas
Polak, Josef
Jaikla, Winai
Tuntrakool, Sunti
Date Issued
April 28, 2020
Type
Article
DOI
10.5755/j01.eie.26.2.25903
Abstract
This paper introduces design of the linearly tunable quadrature voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) using modern off-the-shelf active elements suitable for the design of electronically adjustable applications. The simplified topology was achieved using non-inertial stabilization of amplitude. It allows targeting adjustability of the oscillation frequency only into lossless integrator part of the topology. This arrangement simplifies the design and the tenability also. Derived symbolical expressions indicate that gain adjustment of used amplifiers (that are still in single path) does not influence amplitude and phase shift ratio of generated waveforms, which is a beneficial feature. The performances of the circuit are tested experimentally in band of units of MHz and results confirmed expected behavior. Initial study of the oscillator with fractional-order capacitors is presented and discussed. Results are supported by laboratory measurements.
Citation
Elektronika Ir Elektrotechnika, 26(2), 42-47, 2020
Subjects

Diamond transistors

Electronic adjusting

Fractional-order

Modern active devices...

Quadrature output

Tuning

Voltage controlled os...

Voltage-mode multipli...

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