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pancho_hideboo Senior Fellow Offline Posts: 1362 Real Homeless	Interpretation of Minimal value in LSB-Noise of Crystal Oscillator Jul 28^th, 2010, 6:17am I simulated phase noises of simple crystal oscillator. Here there is a minimal only in LSB-Noise. Is this minimal value of LSB-Noise physically reasonable ? If so, how should I interpret this minimal mechanism ?
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pancho_hideboo Senior Fellow Offline Posts: 1362 Real Homeless	Re: Interpretation of Minimal value in LSB-Noise of Crystal Oscillator Reply #1 - Jul 28^th, 2010, 6:22am I confirmed PM, AM, LSB and USB Noises using Agilent GoldenGate(HB), Agilent ADSsim(HB) and Cadence Spectre(Shooting-Newton). They all give almost same results.
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