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PLL has big phase offset - need help on the R and C 's value

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PLL has big phase offset

Hi:
An on chip PLL design has big phase offset which is about 2ns between
clk in and clk feedback of PFD.
The parameter is below :
fclkin=4-20MHz Icp = 2.5uA - 20uA , Kvco = 100MHz - 300MHz, N=16
If follow the below design discriptoin:

Funit = 1/20 Fclkin
C1 = 1/20 C2
ξ = 1

The R and C will too large for on-chip clock sysnthesis. So I want to
know What is your descision on the R and C 's value .( I hope C smaller
than 100pF, R smaller than 15k, and voltage variation of LPF is below 1mV)
 

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