Soft dB SPM PLL User Guide User Manual

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SPM - PLL User’s Manual

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1.5

PLL Performance

PLL Module Specifications

Input Range

+-10V

Output Range

+-10V (external 1/100 and 1/1000 attenuators provided)

Frequency Range

3.2 kHz to 75 kHz

Resonator Test Board

An active resonator board is included with the SPM controller for easy testing and
setup of the PLL module

PLL Output Signal Ranges
(Stand-Alone Operation)

Excitation Frequency:

+-2.85 mHz

to +-23.9 kHz

Excitation Amplitude:

+-1.19 µV

to +-10 V

Resonator Phase:

+-6.83 µDeg

to +-57.3 Deg

Resonator Amplitude:

+-1.19 µV

to +-10 V

Phase Controller
Bandwidth: 1kHz

Phase Controller
Bandwidth: 5Hz

Excitation Frequency

60mHz RMS

20µHz RMS

Resonator Phase

4mDeg RMS

200µDeg RMS

Amplitude Controller
Bandwidth: 7.5Hz

Amplitude Controller
Bandwidth: 1.5Hz

Excitation Amplitude

400µV RMS

50µV RMS

PLL Signal Noise Levels*

Resonator Amplitude

5µV RMS

2µV RMS

Phase/Amplitude (PAC)
Detector Bandwidth

100Hz to 10kHz. The bandwidth is automatically adjusted when the loop auto-set
function is used

Software Features

1) Resonator frequency sweep for automatic measurement of resonator
frequency characteristics
2) Loop-gain auto-set for amplitude and phase controllers. Gains are set
according to desired closed-loop bandwidth
3) In-circuit closed-loop step response measurement function validates the setup
of both controllers
4) Adjustable low-pass filter on PLL signals: Excitation amplitude/frequency and
Resonator phase/amplitude. These filters can be adjusted from 1.5 Hz to 16 kHz
or bypassed
5) Real time monitoring of all PLL signals.
6) Long term monitoring of PLL signals to assess the low frequency stability and
noise

Temperature Coefficient

TCXO Stability:

140 ppb over a temperature range from -20 °C to 70°C

TCXO Precision:

2 ppm

*

Note: Noise levels are measured using the resonator board included with the SPM controller (gain –13 dB at the

resonance) and the auto-set of loop gains for both controllers. The new PLL technique ensures that the noise levels are
independent of measurement ranges.

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