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Is this setup for pss/pnoise correct?

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Hello,

I want to simulate the PLL phase noise with pss/pnoise, but it always doesn't converge.
I am not sure if my setup is correct,. Anybody can help to check?

The input reference frequency is 10MHz, output frequency is 80MHz. And I use a 'vpulse' to generate the reference clock.

So here is my setup. I want to see the phase noise of 'vco_p<1>', which is the output of VCO.

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Thanks a lot
 
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Hi,

I use a 'vpulse' as the reference clock source. Since pll is a driven circuit, so I can't check the 'oscillator' option.

I am wondering if it is possible to calculate the phase noise with the pll transient simulation result in matlab. Anybody knows?


Thank you.
 

zhangljz said:
Hi,

I use a 'vpulse' as the reference clock source. Since pll is a driven circuit, so I can't check the 'oscillator' option.

I am wondering if it is possible to calculate the phase noise with the pll transient simulation result in matlab. Anybody knows?


Thank you.
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You cannot simulate whole PLL with PSS and it's not possible to find Phase Noise of a PLL by doing ordinary simulations ( PSS,Transient etc.).Because PLL is a closed loop and therefore its structure is not suitable for those kind of simulations.
You may simulate VCO standalone by doing PSS+PNOISE then you should treat that information in a "System Simulator" to reproduce a model of your PLL.There are some approximations to do this and you'd better study on it more..
 

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