Method of amplitude-frequency conversion and a converter which operates in accordance with said method
AssigneeCommissariat a l'Energie Atomique
InventorsBernard Baylac, Robert Poujois, Jacques Ripert
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AssigneeCommissariat a l'Energie Atomique
InventorsBernard Baylac, Robert Poujois, Jacques Ripert
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The amplitude of an electrical signal is converted into a current of proportional intensity which is integrated and an integration voltage appears at the terminals of the integrating circuit. There is produced a signal which initiates stopping of the current integration and a signal which initiates the start of a following integration at the instant when the integration voltage attains a threshold value V.sub.O. Stopping of the integration occurs after a time-delay .theta., when the integration voltage has overstepped the threshold value V.sub.O and attained a maximum value V'.sub.O. The threshold value V.sub.O is adjusted so as to control the maximum value V'.sub.O in dependence on a reference voltage V".sub.O which is higher than V.sub.O. The frequency of integrations is measured, with the result that the conversion frequency is thus determined.
A method for converting the amplitude of an electrical signal into a frequency in which:
An amplitude-frequency coverter which comprises:
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