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ADVANCED STUDY OF VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSING IN LOW SIGNAL TO NOISE ENVIRONMENTS

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A non-linear analysis of a M PLL by using the method of "Harmonic Balance" is presented and the proper modulation index, modulating frequency, etc. used for the design of a M PLL is determined.

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