VCOs
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What is VCOs?
A Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO) is an electronic oscillator whose oscillation frequency is controlled by a voltage input. The frequency of oscillation varies in proportion to the applied voltage. VCOs are used in many applications, including function generators, phase-locked loops (PLLs) used in radio receivers, and frequency synthesizers.
What other technologies are related to VCOs?
VCOs Complementary Technologies
sigma-delta modulators
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Sigma-delta modulators can be used in conjunction with VCOs in fractional-N PLLs to improve frequency resolution.
LNAs
Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNAs) often precede VCOs in receiver chains to amplify weak signals with minimal added noise. They're often part of an RF front end that contains a VCO.
mixers
Mixers are used in conjunction with VCOs in frequency synthesizers and transceivers to upconvert or downconvert signals.
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Which job functions commonly mention VCOs?
Chip Designer
0.2% of all Chip Designer jobs mention VCOs
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Hardware Engineer
0.1% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention VCOs
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Electrical Engineer
173 Electrical Engineer jobs mention VCOs
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Test Engineer
6 Test Engineer jobs mention VCOs
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Engineer
214 Engineer jobs mention VCOs
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