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FM Demodulrtors
Ihs phase d.iecior wihrn lhe pLL t@ks at tts iwo inputs
and devetop..n
outp(n 0lat B zerc at the t*E inAn tr€qoencj€s ae id€nti@t.
|' ihe t*o inAn
r€q6ncr6 aB not denhcat, th.n lhe o!9ut of d€tector. when pa$ed throloh
tE low-pa* filier remrying $€ 4 @mp@nts, is a dc t4t apd€d rro the vco
input This adion cloe$ nre t€edback oop stnce the dc teve ApprEd
to the
VCO input dEng6 lhE VCO odpd rr6qHcy in an atlarpr
b mb n eEclry
mabh ihe inpui fi€qlency tf the VCO output tequency squEtE
the input
f€quffcy, Lne PLLbase.hierfd tod( and lhe@ rotvolt
96n[ b. uero ror as
long as fle PLL Inpui trequency €mahs consia Th6 paEmGrs
o, pLL
shwn In Fig &1 a.e as lol@:
C o*d loopgaii :
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whe€ v.: lola supplyvorage Io rhe c rcu r = vf( v@)=5v-(-5v) : 10v
n ary lhe PLL s in a r€ady locl€d siale and lhe vco tunning al some
's
fiequency f rhe npul fiequency /rs away nom lne vco fiequenry7, lockng
may s omu v\h€n the Inpul ftelue^cy eaches a spefic lrequency wh€re
fle PLL loses ock.lhe iroquency dinerene ol/ and /,6 caled lhe lock ranle
ofihe oop The rock €igeolLM565can be found by
Intraly lhe oop s lnlocked and the vco 6 tunn ng ai some lrequencv tine
rnput lrcquency, is clo* lo lhe Vco frequency I unldkng may msnla'i
wh€n lhe inoul neqlenc, reaches a specric lrequency whe€ the PLL locrs
$e iiequency dfferene oft and I s€Ledlhecaplur€€ngeoftheloop The
€ptu@ 6nge of 1M565 ca. beround bY
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l-';'l
e9=5 Illt
F€&5 rruslrai on oflo.I and cap(!re ranq*
FEouencv OomodulatorBa.d on Lxf65 PfL
Tne VCO cncuil or tle 1M555 is equvaenl to urat or the LMs66 The
f€etunn n9 frequency /q ot lh€ vco s del€m ned by the vatu6s ot exiemal
@mponenE C, and VRj The nlemelrcss(or 3.6 ko (pn7) and the €xteh.l
€pacilor Cr lom a low-pas fner The €pac or q conn€ted beir€n pins 7
and a is a fequency @mpensaion €Fcilor
Fiq 3-5 shows the bl€ks ol FM io AM discnminaror The Lnput FM s'gnat is i6t
conve.,lea inlo ihe AM signal by lhe diffe€nrator, and $ren th€ ouQlt aM sgnal
is demodulal€d by lhe envelope deieclor Io recover tle onqinal audo signal
!:,. = /la'{/)snrd(,)
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2 Ad,usl the vRr to oblarn lhe maxrmum fi€e tunnrng rrequency lr and
lhe mnmum iiee tunnrng Lequency / al LMs65 pin 4 (o/P) Record
lhe resulls ln T.b e 4.1
Slowy decrease the input fiequency unti lhe outpul signa lust unlocks
and record ihe lnpll l.oquency asl, in Table 3_1
!7. U.i.! the eq@tion, - (rr -, ) / 2, cslc!|.|. lh. lo.t 8.9..
flg. o@F!s the input rbqwncy ro iore rh€ vco ourput [email protected]. slowly
incB.e lhe lnpul tr.q!.ncy unlillhe PLLjqsi lock.. obsed.lh. hput
ft.q!.ncy4r and l@rd the FEult in Tlbb a-1.
!11. Romove ihe @nn.cl pllg lrom J2.nd lh.n in.€n it in J3. Thit
ch.nFsC,(0.1llF) loC.(O.oiFF). R.p..l rl€p 2
L 4 Connect a 0 svp-p 2kHz square wave to the input (uP) M6a3u€ and
'eco'd lhe ourp-r vorra9e of lv<6r lo,P, Tab e 3.
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5 Change the Inpui trequences ol0 skHz, 1kH2. 1 5kH2. 2 5kHz 3kH2
and 3 5kHz seluentaly and me.sure the o!&ul vollaqes
corespoiding lo lhe input tiequencies Record the resulls rn Table
42. connocl a 2vp-p. lkHz sine wave to rhe mpui (i/P1) Turn lhe vR, to
get lhe outpul amplltude ot600mVp-p
Ll4 Using the osciloscope, obsetoe and rocod lhe nput .nd outpul
wavetorfrs oftrequency denodulalof rn Table 3-6
001 2A
L=
(V-=0 5VFp. /,=2kHz. c?=01aF)
l5 20 25 30
(v)
(v)
ry-=o 5 vp-p r,.20kHz.c5=001rF)
1 €x.mining rh6 €3uhr ot arp.nm.nt a-1, @uld you fnd lh.t lha vco
tGquency woutd be wh€. th6 input frequanci* ol1M565 w.rc oulside
2. compa.ing rhe bcl r.ngo lid! the l@t range ol 1M565. *hicn as tne