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The lock or hold-in range of a PLL generally describes the range over which an already locked loop can?

  • ARemain locked while input frequency varies
  • BStart oscillating with no reference
  • CSuppress all supply current
  • DAct as a rectifier
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Correct Answer: A. Remain locked while input frequency varies
Explanation: Once lock is established, the loop can track input-frequency variation over its lock or hold-in range.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: PLL lock range
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