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The capture range of a PLL refers to the range of input frequencies over which an initially unlocked loop can?

  • AAcquire lock
  • BMaintain transistor saturation only
  • CProduce zero output
  • DOperate without a VCO
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Correct Answer: A. Acquire lock
Explanation: Capture range describes the frequency range from which an unlocked loop can acquire synchronization with the input.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: PLL capture range
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