Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Method of and apparatus for time-stabilization of sampling pulses
- Patent Title (中): 采样脉冲时间稳定的方法和装置
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Application No.: US944169Application Date: 1978-09-20
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Publication No.: US4251777APublication Date: 1981-02-17
- Inventor: Wilfried Sartorius , Don J. R. Stock
- Applicant: Wilfried Sartorius , Don J. R. Stock
- Applicant Address: DEX Maulburg
- Assignee: Endress u. Hauser GmbH u. Co.
- Current Assignee: Endress u. Hauser GmbH u. Co.
- Current Assignee Address: DEX Maulburg
- Priority: DEX2743410 19770927
- Main IPC: G01R13/34
- IPC: G01R13/34 ; H03K5/13 ; H03K5/22
Abstract:
A method and a circuit arrangement for time stabilization of scanning pulses for the stroboscopic sampling of periodically recurring signals. Stroboscopic sampling is performed by means of scanning pulses having a repetition period slightly different from the period of the recurring signals to be scanned. The signals to be scanned are transmitted over a transmission line in which a measuring section of known length is defined by the distance between two tapping points to each of which a sampling circuit is connected. The signals transmitted over the transmission line are sampled stroboscopically by means of the scanning pulses whereby time-transformed signals are obtained. These time-transformed signals are separated by a time interval corresponding to the transit time of the signals in the measuring section multiplied by the time-transformation factor. The number of scans occurring in this time-interval is counted and compared with a given desired number; if there is a difference between the two compared numbers, the scanning pulse period is changed so as to eliminate this difference. In an alternative embodiment, the measuring section is defined by a transmission line section of different characteristic impedance, and the recurrent signals are sampled at a single tapping point ahead of this transmission line section; in this case the time-interval corresponding to the transit time is determined by means of the reflexions occurring at the impedance breaks.
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