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What is the practical benefit of a phase-locked loop's linearity?

  • A.A narrower intermediate frequency passband
  • B.Immunity to co-channel interference
  • C.Lower audio distortion without alignment
  • D.Better image rejection at the front end

Answer: C

Its output follows frequency linearly by construction, so distortion is low and stays low without any tuned-circuit alignment to drift. Image rejection depends on the preselector. Passband width is set by the intermediate filters. And co-channel behaviour is the capture effect, common to any limiting FM receiver. Replacing an adjustment with a topology that needs none is the same argument that favours synthesisers over pulled oscillators in transmitters.

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