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If I design a ring oscillator that is independent of power supply and temperature, is it that only I can choose the bandgap reference in my circuit? is there another method?
thanks!! [/code]
 

If you choose a LC as frequency determine there is no first order dependence on supply.

A tricky idea is if you being forced to use a ringoscillator to use the supply as a VCO regulation input. So the supply is then of minor importance.
 

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If you choose a LC as frequency determine there is no first order dependence on supply.

A tricky idea is if you being forced to use a ringoscillator to use the supply as a VCO regulation input. So the supply is then of minor importance.



is bandgap reference better, or LC batter?
 

LC is better regarding phase noise and supply sensitivity.

But the frequency range is not more than 10-30%. Inductors are very large below 2GHz.
 

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