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Pulse-width Modulator In Accurate Measurements

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Pulse-width Modulator In Accurate Measurements


Pic.1. Pulse-width Modulator on Double Univibrator Ê155ÀÃ3. Variable-capacitance Transducer - Variable-capacitance Transducer. Stray Capacitance - Stray Capacitance in the Line. Q1 & Q2 - Pulse width. is determined by a formula: Formula. Lets Formula. Applying Circuit of compensations in Outputs of Univibrator we have: Formula (Pic.2.)

Pulse-width Modulator on Double Univibrator ?155??3 Circuit
Pic.1. Pulse-width Modulator on Double Univibrator Ê155ÀÃ3 Circuit.

Pulse-width Modulator Diagram
Pic.2. Pulse-width Modulator Diagram.

Output Signal is determined by a formula: Formula, U = U(t) – Value of measuring parameter. Formula - Interference with Period Formula, where Formula (f – Frequency of Interference with a period ), Maximal value of  Interference Maximal value of Interference. Then for a period Ò is necessary to conduct n averaging for reduction to of Random Error. Systematic Error from Electric Interference reduces to zero. Conducting integration for a period Ò, we can write down:

Formula

We conduct a Discrete Accumulation of Signal after Pulse-width Modulator and Voltage-to-Frequency Converter. Time of one measuring Ôîðìóëà, Input Signal is described by a formula:


Formula


i = 1, 2…n.

Using formulas (1), (2), (3) & (4) we can write down:


Formula

If Formula, then Formula, & Formula (Pic.3.)

Formula , V/s (Pic.4.)

Relative Pulse Duration - Relative Pulse Duration.

Pulse-width Modulator In Accurate Measurements
Pic.3


Pic.4

Minimum dependence on a Temperature is provided by a selection of necessary Resistors and Condensers R1, R2, C1, C2. (Resistances Temperature Factor and Capacitor Temperature Factor for R1, R2, C1, C2).

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