The loop can be realized in digital form by sampling the input signal at frequency fe = 1/T. One embodiment is shown in figure 13.
The input signal sampled at frequency 1/T is applied to one of the inputs of the phase comparator realized in this case by a multiplier followed by a low-pass filter (in some cases, low-pass filtering is realized by the loop filter), the other input being attacked by the cos sequence (Ψs [k ]) from a digital controlled oscillator (DCO). The digital controlled oscillator is controlled by the output signal u2 [k ] of a digital loop filter driven by u1 [k ].
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