Harmonic correction in phase-locked loops
View Patent ↗Correction for harmonic disturbances on rotating storage media in a phase-locked loop. The effects of harmonic disturbances in a phase-locked loop are reduced by employing harmonic correction. Harmonic correction may be present in the loop at all times, or may be switched in once the loop has achieved phase lock. Disturbance within the loop bandwidth is corrected using additional integrating pole or a bump (resonant) filter. Disturbance outside the loop bandwidth is corrected using low pass or a notch (anti-resonant) filter. Alternately, a canceling signal may be generated and added as a feedforward signal. A repetitive control scheme uses a filtered version of the residual errors on previous media rotations as a feedforward signal to cancel harmonic effects.
1. A method of reducing the effects of the harmonic disturbance on a phase-locked loop comprising:
reading a signal from a rotating media;
recovering a reference signal from the rotating media with the phase-locked loop;
applying a harmonic correction to the phase-locked loop, the harmonic correction being generated by notch filtering harmonic content from the reference signal, the harmonic content being induced by rotation of the media.
2. The method of claim 1 where the correction is applied to the phase locked loop continuously.
3. The method of claim 1 where harmonic correction to the phase-locked loop is switched in and out.
4. A method of reducing the effects of the harmonic disturbance on a phase-locked loop comprising:
reading a signal from a rotating media;
recovering a reference signal from the rotating media with the phase-locked loop;
adding a resonant filter to the phase locked loop, the resonant filter increasing the loop gain of the phase-locked loop at a harmonic disturbance, the harmonic disturbance being induced by rotation of the media.
5. A method of reducing the effects of the harmonic disturbance on a phase-locked loop comprising:
reading a signal from a rotating media;
recovering a reference signal from the rotating media with the phase-locked loop;
generating a sinusoid at a same phase and frequency as a harmonic disturbance, the harmonic disturbance being induced by rotation of the media, and
feeding forward the generated sinusoid so as to cancel the harmonic disturbance.
6. A method of reducing the effects of the harmonic disturbance on a phase-locked loop comprising:
reading a signal from a rotating media;
recovering a reference signal from the rotating media with the phase-locked loop;
collecting residual errors from a harmonic disturbance over one or more rotations of the media, the harmonic disturbance being induced by rotation of the media,
filtering the residual errors, and
feeding forward the filtered residual errors.