Non-orthogonality adjustment based on a duty cycle
AssigneeAllegro MicroSystems, LLC
InventorsSergio Nicolás Deligiannis, Nicolás Rigoni
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Abstract
According to some embodiments, a method implemented in electronic circuitry includes: receiving a first signal having a sinusoidal waveform; receiving a second signal having a sinusoidal waveform; generating a composite signal responsive to the first and second signals; determining an orthogonality adjustment coefficient based on a duty cycle of the composite signal; and applying the orthogonality adjustment coefficient to generate an adjusted second signal that is substantially orthogonal to the first signal.
Claims21
A method implemented in electronic circuitry, the method comprising:
- receiving a first signal having a sinusoidal waveform;
- receiving a second signal having a sinusoidal waveform;
- generating a composite signal responsive to the first and second signals;
- determining an orthogonality adjustment coefficient based on a duty cycle of the composite signal;
- and
- applying the orthogonality adjustment coefficient to generate an adjusted second signal that is orthogonal to the first signal.
A system including an orthogonality adjustment processor that comprises:
- a first input to receive a first signal having a sinusoidal waveform;
- a second input to receive a second signal having a sinusoidal waveform;
- a coefficient estimation circuit configured to:
- generate a composite signal responsive to the first and second signals, and
- determine an orthogonality adjustment coefficient based on a duty cycle of the composite signal;
- a compensation circuit configured to apply the orthogonality adjustment coefficient to generate an adjusted second signal;
- a first output to provide the first signal;
- and
- a second output to provide the adjusted second signal.
A method implemented in electronic circuitry, the method comprising:
- receiving a time-varying input signal;
- generating a sign signal indicating a sign of the input signal;
- calculating a duty cycle of the sign signal;
- estimating a signal offset value by comparing the calculated duty cycle to a threshold value;
- and
- subtracting the signal offset value from the input signal to generate an output signal having zero offset.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.