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Binary Frequency Shift Keying (BFSK) In Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), digital information is transmitted by changing the frequency of a carrier signal. Naturally, Binary FSK (BFSK) is the simplest form of FSK where the two bits 0 and 1 correspond to two distinct carrier frequencies $F_0$ and $F_1$ to be sent over the air.
Low-jitter low-reference-spur quadrature sub-sampling phase-locked loop
This invention belongs to the field of wireless communication technology and provides a low-jitter, low-reference-spurious orthogonal subsampling phase-locked loop (PLL). It includes a subsampling PLL and a frequency-locked loop. The subsampling PLL includes a functionally multiplexed QVCO, which is a Class F noise-cycled VCO. It comprises two identically structured Class F VCOs with I-core and Q-core noise cycles. The I-core and Q-core Class F VCOs achieve orthogonal outputs through cross-coupling of transistor gates. The sources of the oscillating transistors of both the I-core and Q-core Class F VCOs are connected in series with transistors and form a sixth-order resonant cavity, creating a noise-cycled path. The source output signal of the oscillating transistor is sent to a gate-isolated subsampling phase detector. The sampling switch of the gate-isolated subsampling phase detector is isolated from the outputs of the I-core and Q-core Class F VCOs by transistors to suppress binary frequency shift keying (BFS) effects. This invention features lower jitter, lower reference spurious emissions, lower power consumption, and a higher FoMJ value.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV