Common-mode interference elimination method for scanning detection device
AssigneeGalaxycore Shanghai Limited Corporation
InventorsChen MENG, Fuzhong WANG
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AssigneeGalaxycore Shanghai Limited Corporation
InventorsChen MENG, Fuzhong WANG
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A common-mode interference elimination method for a scanning detection device is provided. When an Mth sub-period and an (M+1)th sub-period respectively include scanning stages with same length and same scanning polarity, a scanning period of the scanning detection device is set to include N sub-periods that are (K+0.5) times a period of an interference signal, to make influence of the interference signal during a scanning process on a scanning result be self-cancelled. When the Mth sub-period and the (M+1)th sub-period respectively include scanning stages with the same length and opposite scanning polarities, the scanning period of the scanning detection device is set to include N sub-periods that are K times the period of the interference signal, to make the influence of the interference signal during the scanning process on the scanning result be self-cancelled. M=1, 3 N−1, N is a positive even number, and K is a positive integer.
A common-mode interference elimination method for a scanning detection device,
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A common-mode interference elimination method for a scanning detection device, wherein a scanning period of the scanning detection device is set to comprise N sub-periods each of which is (K+0.5) times of a period of an interference signal, an Mth sub-period and an (M+1)th sub-period respectively comprising scanning stages with a same length and a same scanning polarity, N is a positive even number, K is a natural number, and M=1, 3, . . . , and N−1, to make influence of the interference signal during a scanning process on a scanning result be self-cancelled;
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A common-mode interference elimination method for a scanning detection device, wherein
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