@article{1470012,
      recid = {1470012},
      author = {Manetakis, Konstantinos,},
      title = {Topics in LC oscillators : principles, phase noise,  pulling, inductor design /},
      pages = {1 online resource (x, 177 pages) :},
      abstract = {This book introduces an intuitive, self-sustained  oscillator model and applies it to describe some of the  most critical performance metrics of LC oscillators, such  as phase noise, entrainment, and pulling. It also covers  the related topics of magnetic coupling and inductor  design. The author emphasizes the basic principles and  illuminates them with approximate calculations, adopting a  design-oriented approach that imparts intuition and  complements simulations. This book constitutes a novel and  fresh perspective on the subject and can be helpful to  electrical engineering students and practicing engineers.  It also serves as a bridge between the mathematical  treatises of the subject and the more practical  circuit-oriented approaches. Introduces the Van der Pol  self-sustained oscillator model and explains its use to  describe practical LC oscillators. Discusses the  fundamentals of oscillator noise using the complementary  approaches of dissipation and fluctuation. Models the  oscillator as a phase point moving along its limit cycle  and introduces the Phase Dynamics Equation. Explains the  noise to phase noise conversion as a two-step process and  delves into computing phase noise due to tank noise,  transconductor thermal and flicker noise, supply, and bias  noise. Highlights the vital role of the oscillator's  common-mode behavior in converting low-frequency noise to  phase noise. Applies the Phase Dynamics Equation to  describe oscillator entrainment and pulling. Discusses  methods to reduce magnetic coupling and includes a  self-contained introduction to the design of integrated  inductors. .},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1470012},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31086-7},
}