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The 14 pages that link to Phase-locked loop, each with the reason it gives.

• Atomic clockRelated: Feedback keeps the clock oscillator aligned with the atomic reference.

• Frequency modulationRelated: A phase-locked loop can track an FM carrier and produce its modulating signal.

• Phase (waves)Related: It uses phase error to synchronize oscillators and recover timing.

• Clock signalRelated: Phase-locked loops generate and align clocks at frequencies suited to a system.

• SynchronizationRelated: It synchronizes an oscillator by continuously correcting its timing error.

• Crystal oscillatorRelated: A crystal often supplies the reference that stabilizes a PLL’s output.

• Voltage-controlled oscillatorRelated: Its feedback voltage tunes the VCO until the output tracks the reference.

• Phase modulationRelated: A phase-locked loop can track a modulated carrier’s changing phase.

• DemodulationRelated: Its tracking oscillator can provide a demodulated output for frequency- or phase-modulated signals.

• Electronic oscillatorRelated: It stabilizes or tunes an oscillator by comparing its output with a reference.

• Clock rateRelated: Processors commonly use it to generate high-frequency internal clocks.

• Clock generatorRelated: Clock generators use phase-locked loops to synthesize output frequencies from reference clocks.

• Analogue electronicsRelated: Its analogue loop circuits synchronize clocks and generate or track frequencies.

• Variable-frequency oscillatorRelated: It can stabilize or precisely control a tunable oscillator's frequency.