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The paper investigates the design of phase locked loops (PLLs) using the switched current (SI) technique and proposes a novel 2/sup nd/ order PLL architecture that does not require an explicit phase detector, unlike conventional PLL circuits. Simulated results based on 0.35 /spl mu/m BSim3v3 CMOS models of two PLL designs (10 MHz FSK demodulator, 500 MHz frequency synthesizer) are included.