Frequency Synthesizers: From Concept to Product (Artech House Microwave Library (Hardcover))
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (925 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1596932309 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 305 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Alexander Chenakin is the vice president of the Signal Sources Group at Phase Matrix, Inc. . Chenakin is a Senior Member of the IEEE and has been an invited speaker at several IEEE-sponsored events. Dr. He has led the development of advanced products for a number of top microwave companies, including Celeritek, Nextek, Micro Lambda Wireless, and General Electronic Devices
He has led the development of advanced products for a number of top microwave companies, including Celeritek, Nextek, Micro Lambda Wireless, and General Electronic Devices. . Alexander Chenakin is the vice president of the Signal Sources Group at Phase Matrix, Inc. Dr. Chenakin is a Senior Member of the IEEE and has been an invited speaker at several IEEE-sponsored events
Written in a simple yet rigorous style with numerous illustrations, the book is an all-in-one reference for both beginner and experienced designers.. They are found in modern devices like radio receivers, mobile phones, and GPS systems. This comprehensive resource offers RF and microwave engineers a thorough overview of both well-established and recently developed frequency synthesizer design techniques. A frequency synthesizer is an electronic system for generating any of a range of frequencies from a single fixed oscillator. Engineers learn the development process and gain a solid understanding of how to build a synthesizer from a basic diagram to the final product. Starting with a simple single-loop PLL example, the book progressively examines various alternatives -- fractional-N, DDS, frequency offset, multiloop and more to achieve required performance objectives. This unique volume gathers a collection of block diagrams, clever circuits, design recipes, and other hard-to-find information that is usually treated as design secrets . Professionals find expert guidance on a
mferrara6"First Impressions" according to mferrara62First Impressions mferrara624 I bought this book after receiving word that I got a new job after being laid off that would be dealing with synthesizers. I had seen this book earlier and was interested in its content. I've done work on synthesizers in the past and pretty much learned it on the fly and desired a good text that would be technical, but practical to aid my understanding. A lot of the PLL books I saw were heavy into theory and not necessarily practice. Unless you're designing a PLL from scratch and not using an industry IC (eg like from Analog Devices) then those books. . I bought this book after receiving word that I got a new job after being laid off that would be dealing with synthesizers. I had seen this book earlier and was interested in its content. I've done work on synthesizers in the past and pretty much learned it on the fly and desired a good text that would be technical, but practical to aid my understanding. A lot of the PLL books I saw were heavy into theory and not necessarily practice. Unless you're designing a PLL from scratch and not using an industry IC (eg like from Analog Devices) then those books. First Impressions mferrara624 I bought this book after receiving word that I got a new job after being laid off that would be dealing with synthesizers. I had seen this book earlier and was interested in its content. I've done work on synthesizers in the past and pretty much learned it on the fly and desired a good text that would be technical, but practical to aid my understanding. A lot of the PLL books I saw were heavy into theory and not necessarily practice. Unless you're designing a PLL from scratch and not using an industry IC (eg like from Analog Devices) then those books. said First Impressions. I bought this book after receiving word that I got a new job after being laid off that would be dealing with synthesizers. I had seen this book earlier and was interested in its content. I've done work on synthesizers in the past and pretty much learned it on the fly and desired a good text that would be technical, but practical to aid my understanding. A lot of the PLL books I saw were heavy into theory and not necessarily practice. Unless you're designing a PLL from scratch and not using an industry IC (eg like from Analog Devices) then those books. "Highly recommended" according to Midwest Book Review. Author Alexander Chenakin has led the development of advanced products for a variety of top microwave companies. In Frequency Synthesizers: Concept to Product, Chenakin explicitly walks the reader through modern techniques for designing frequency synthesizers (electronic systems created to generate any of a range of frequencies from a single fixed oscillator). Engineering students and professionals learn all aspects of how to build a synthesizer, from creating a basic diagram to producing the final product. Familiarity with basic engineering core com