Counting device, physical quantity sensor, counting method and physical quantity measuring method
AssigneeYamatake Corporation
InventorTatsuya Ueno
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InventorTatsuya Ueno
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The counting device includes: a signal counter that counts the number of half cycles of input signals during given counting periods; a signal half cycle measurement unit that measures the half cycles; a frequency distribution generator that generates a frequency distribution of the half cycles; a representative value calculator configured to calculate a representative value of a distribution of the half cycles; a correction value calculator configured to calculate a total number Ns and a total number Nwn so as to correct the number of the half cycles, wherein Ns represents the total of the number of the half cycles that are less than 0.5 times the represent value, and Nwn represents the total of the number of the half cycles that are equal to or greater than 2n and less than (2n+2) times the representative value.
A counting device which counts the number of signals having a linear relationship with a specific physical quantity, wherein the signals have substantially a single frequency if the specific physical quantity is constant, the device comprising:
A counting device which counts the number of signals having a linear relationship with a specific physical quantity, wherein the signals have substantially a single frequency if the specific physical quantity is constant, the device comprising:
A method of counting the number of signals having a linear relationship with a specific physical quantity, wherein the signals have substantially a single frequency if the specific physical quantity is constant, the method comprising:
A method of counting the number of signals having a linear relationship with a specific physical quantity, wherein the signals have substantially a single frequency if the specific physical quantity is constant, the method comprising:
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