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    This document provides instructions and specifications for a PLL frequency multiplier and synthesizer trainer model PLL02. The trainer allows users to observe and experiment with frequency synthesis by providing output frequencies from 1 kHz to 9 kHz that are integer multiples of the 1 kHz input signal. Key points are: - The circuit is printed on a single PCB for easy identification, measurement, and part replacement. - It contains a built-in power supply, 1 kHz signal generator, and manual for experiments and theory. - Experiment 1 demonstrates frequency synthesis by observing input and various multiplied output frequencies on an oscilloscope and counters as the feedback divider ratio is changed.

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    This document provides instructions and specifications for a PLL frequency multiplier and synthesizer trainer model PLL02. The trainer allows users to observe and experiment with frequency synthesis by providing output frequencies from 1 kHz to 9 kHz that are integer multiples of the 1 kHz input signal. Key points are: - The circuit is printed on a single PCB for easy identification, measurement, and part replacement. - It contains a built-in power supply, 1 kHz signal generator, and manual for experiments and theory. - Experiment 1 demonstrates frequency synthesis by observing input and various multiplied output frequencies on an oscilloscope and counters as the feedback divider ratio is changed.

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    This document provides instructions and specifications for a PLL frequency multiplier and synthesizer trainer model PLL02. The trainer allows users to observe and experiment with frequency synthesis by providing output frequencies from 1 kHz to 9 kHz that are integer multiples of the 1 kHz input signal. Key points are: - The circuit is printed on a single PCB for easy identification, measurement, and part replacement. - It contains a built-in power supply, 1 kHz signal generator, and manual for experiments and theory. - Experiment 1 demonstrates frequency synthesis by observing input and various multiplied output frequencies on an oscilloscope and counters as the feedback divider ratio is changed.

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    This document provides instructions and specifications for a PLL frequency multiplier and synthesizer trainer model PLL02. The trainer allows users to observe and experiment with frequency synthesis by providing output frequencies from 1 kHz to 9 kHz that are integer multiples of the 1 kHz input signal. Key points are: - The circuit is printed on a single PCB for easy identification, measurement, and part replacement. - It contains a built-in power supply, 1 kHz signal generator, and manual for experiments and theory. - Experiment 1 demonstrates frequency synthesis by observing input and various multiplied output frequencies on an oscilloscope and counters as the feedback divider ratio is changed.

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    TRAINERS Since 23 Years

    PLL AS FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER AND SYNTHESIZER TRAINER MODEL-PLL02

    More than 2000 Trainers

    SIGMA TRAINERS AHMEDABAD (INDIA)

    INTRODUCTION
    This board has been designed with a view to provide practical &s experimental knowledge of Frequency Synthesizer.

    SPECIFICATIONS
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 0. 1 1. The complete circuit is printed on a single P.C.B. All parts are soldered on single pin tag for easy replacement. Explanation, Observation, Alignment and adjustment of Internal and external controls is possible due to Single P.C.B. Easy identification of different parts is possible at a glance. Easy measurement of voltages and observation of waveforms at any point. Test Points are provided on P.C.B. A manual having practical detail is provided with the board. Built-in Power supply: + 9VDC at 200mA IC Regulated & short circuit protected Built in 1KHz TTL signal for frequency input. IC 4046 and 4017 - 1 No each. Power requirement Standard Accessories : 230V, 50Hz AC. : 1. A manual having practical details. 2. Patch Cords.

    CHAPTER-1 THEORY OF FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS

    EXPERIMENT 1
    AIM: To observe Frequency Synthesis phenomenon. PROCEDURE:(See connection diagram CN1) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Connect output of pulse generator at input terminals. Connect CRO Channel 1 at input terminals. Also connect frequency counter at these terminals. Connect CRO Channel 2 at output terminals. Also connect another frequency counter at these terminals. Connect 1KHz output of Pulse generator to input of synthesizer circuit by jumper link. Connect connector wire between Keep 1KHz-9KHz socket to X1 position. Observe input and output waveforms on CRO. Also observe input and output frequencies on frequency counters. Both input and output frequencies will be 1KHz frequency. Now change position of jumper link to X2 position. The output frequency will be double of input frequency. Similarly observe other multiple frequencies at output from 1KHz to 9KHz by changing jumper link switch position to C3 to X9 positions. In this circuit divide by 10 counter is used in PLL feedback path. Hence X1 to X9 outputs are available. We can use any series of devider circuits in feedback path of PLL to get any output frequency. This explains frequency synthesis phenomenon. ************

    TEST POINT WAVEFORM


    T1.: Input Frequency (1KHz)

    1KHz

    T2.: Output Frequency X 2 = (2KHz)

    X 2 = 2KHz

    T3.: Output Frequency X 3 = (3KHz)

    X 3 = 3KHz

    Connection diagram CN1

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