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[QUE]fractional freq generation from 26MHz reference?

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How to generate a exactly fractional frequency from 26MHz reference?
Such as generate a exactly 5.14MHz from 26MHz reference?
urgently.
regards.
 

use fractional -n pll
 

swicap,
fractional N pll can't gennerate stable fractional frequency, just frequency vary around the center of the fractional freq what i need.
Ask gain, anybody help?
 

Divide 26MHz by 2600 = 10kHz

with a PLL, multiply by 514 = 5.14MHz
 

How stable do you need this to be? A Fractional N or a DDS could be the way to go. Using an integer N, you would use a reference frequency of 20 kHz. This is quite achievable, assuming you don't need a fast lock time.

Dave
www.keystoneradio.com
 

pigkiller said:
swicap,
fractional N pll can't gennerate stable fractional frequency, just frequency vary around the center of the fractional freq what i need.
Ask gain, anybody help?

no, frac-n pll output is stable, if u set proper pll bandwidth to supress noise from
multi modulus divider.
 

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