摘要:
According to an embodiment, a power supply noise cancelling circuit includes a generator, a first multiplier, a subtractor and a digital-to-analog converter. The generator generates a sine wave signal. The first multiplier multiplies a digital input signal by a digital signal based on the sine wave signal to generate a first digital product signal. The subtractor subtracts a digital signal based on the first digital product signal from the digital input signal to generate a digital difference signal. The digital-to-analog converter performs a digital-to-analog conversion on the digital difference signal to obtain an analog output signal.
摘要:
The inventive data conversion device is typically embodied as a modular unit including a PCBA and a frame that houses it. The PCBA includes a PCB and electronic components mounted thereon including a computer and one or more conventional conversion devices, viz., at least one conventional synchro-to-digital converter and/or at least one conventional digital-to-synchro converter. According to typical inventive synchro-to-digital conversion, analog synchro data (received from a synchro) is converted by the synchro-to-digital converter(s) to lower-level-format parallel-binary-angle digital synchro data, which in turn is converted by the computer to higher-level-format digital synchro data. According to typical inventive digital-to-synchro conversion, higher-level-format digital synchro data (received from a modern-day digital device/system/network) is converted by the computer to lower-level-format parallel-binary-angle digital synchro data, which in turn is converted by the digital-to-synchro converter(s) to analog synchro data.
摘要:
In a digital to synchro/resolver converter which has an intrinsic transformation ratio variation with respect to input angle greater than desired in a given application, the intrinsic variation is corrected by applying a correction to the reference voltage used in carrying out the digital to synchro conversion.
摘要:
A function generator for use in a synchro to digital (S to D) converter in which successive approximations of the digital output are made by switching between two chains of cascade connected operational amplifiers so that, as one chain is incremented to decrease the error signal appearing at the output of the chain, the other chain is coupled to control the error reduction operation until the aforementioned switching is completed, at which time the chains reverse roles.