Hi JR,

Look at the MC145170, 185 MHz is the upper limit with 500mV at its input.
Not too much easy to speak with it...

Best regards,

Gérard/F6EHJ

jr_dakota a écrit :

>Given the State of the Art, 50Mhz phase detectors are probably
>possible fairly easily....
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>Problem is everything commercial is geared for 900Mhz cellphones,
>gigahertz broadband wireless, etc and it's not possible at those
>frequencies (yet) for 1 on 1 phase comparison. The 50Mhz and under
>market is way too small to make anyone want to develop such an IC ...
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>JR
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>--- In [email protected], "sis108" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>I often wondered why you couldn't use a 1x VCO and phase detctor.
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>>IE DDS 50-60Mhz out VCO 50-60MHZ both phase detectors 50-60mhz in.
>>Hopefully the loop filter would kill the spurs.
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>>I have not found high speed phase/freq detectors however.
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>>Anyone have an opinion on how well this might work to kill the spurs?
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>>--- In [email protected], KY1K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>Has any amateur ever done a DDS in conjunction with a PLL to clean up 
>>>spurs? I hear chatter about it working well if the PLL is designed 
>>>properly, but have never run across any real life examples of the 2 
>>>technologies rolled into one.
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>>>I understand the DDS has advantages, especially in it's ability to 
>>>change frequency quickly. But, if rapid qsy's are not needed, I would 
>>>think a PLL with a slow response time in the filter would be as good 
>>>or better with respect to spectral purity than any DDS available
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>>>Appreciate any pointers to web resources discussing this topic.
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>>>Thanks,
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>>>Art
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