In general, the capture range of a PLL is
A)less than the lock range
B)greater than the lock range
C)equal to the lock range
D)dependent on the input signal frequency

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The capture range of a Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) is generally less than its lock range. The lock range is the frequency range over which the PLL can maintain synchronization once it has achieved lock, while the capture range is the range over which the PLL can initially acquire lock.

In General, the Capture Range of a PLL Is