Abstract: An expansion card mounting assembly includes an expansion card, a rear wall, and a rotating member. The expansion card includes a slot cover which has a bent portion. The rear wall defines a slot to receive the slot cover covered thereon in a first direction. A support piece is formed on the rear wall and above the slot to support the bent portion when the slot cover is covered on the slot of the rear wall. The rotating member is mounted on the rear wall, and rotatable on the rear wall about a second direction substantially parallel to the first direction. The rotating member includes a pressing board to press the bent portion against the support piece after the rotating member rotates in the second direction to a locked position.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus for a motherboard includes a chassis and a mounting assembly for securing the motherboard in the chassis. The mounting assembly includes a pivot member pivotally attached to the chassis and a limiting member securely attached to the chassis. The pivot member is rotatable from a released position disengaging from the motherboard to a final position resisting against the motherboard for preventing the motherboard sliding from a secured position to a detachable position. The limiting member includes a resilient arm. A resisting piece extends from the resilient arm and engages with the pivot member to prevent the pivot member rotating from the final position to the released position.

Abstract: A dual VCO phase-locked loop in which one VCO forms part of a standard phase-locked loop, the VCO being controlled by a loop control voltage and its output being divided and compared with an input reference signal for maintaining lock. A second VCO is indirectly controlled by the loop control voltage and tracks the output of the first VCO within .+-.5% over combined variations in power supply voltage from 3.0 V to 3.6 V, in ambient temperature from 20.degree. C. to approximately 125.degree. C., and in manufacturing process variations over 5 process corners (typical, fast-fast, slow-slow, slow-fast and fast-slow). A control current is developed for the VCO forming part of the closed loop and is coupled to the second VCO using a current mirror. An offset current is combined at the second VCO with the coupled control current. The offset current is intentionally made a compensating function of the variations in power supply voltage, ambient temperature and manufacturing process.