Frequency discrimination circuit
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorTakashi Furuhata
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorTakashi Furuhata
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A frequency discrimination circuit suitable for use in a speed control device is disclosed which comprises a single retriggerable monostable multivibrator for discriminating a period of an input pulse signal corresponding to a speed from a predetermined period, a gate for inhibiting the output of the multivibrator at least for a sampling period, and a trapezoidal wave generator for generating a trapezoidal wave when the output of the gate is absent, and a sample-and-hold circuit for sampling the trapezoidal wave by a sampling pulse synchronized with the input pulse signal and for holding a sampled value to generate a frequency discrimination output on the output side of the circuit. The provision of the retriggerable monostable multivibrator reduces undesirable variations the circuit operation due to the change in the ambient temperature, and prevents the generation of a false lock-in point.
A frequency discrimination circuit for generating an output signal having a value proportional to a frequency of an input pulse signal in a predetermined range of frequencies to be detected, comprising:
A frequency discrimination circuit for generating an output signal which has an upper saturation value or a lower saturation value, when an input pulse signal is out of a predetermined frequency detection range and has a value being proportional to the frequency of the input pulse signal and lying between said upper and lower saturation values when it is within said detection range, comprising:
In a speed control device including a speed detector for detecting a speed of revolution of a rotating body driven by a motor to generate an input pulse signal having a frequency proportional to said speed of revolution, a frequency discrimination circuit supplied with said input pulse signal for discriminating said proportional frequency from a predetermined frequency corresponding to a predetermined speed of revolution to generate as a discrimination output an error voltage corresponding to a deviation of said proportional frequency from said predetermined frequency, and a motor driving amplifier supplied with said error voltage for changing a revolution speed of said motor so as to maintain said revolution speed of said rotating body at a predetermined value, the improvement wherein said frequency discrimination circuit comprises:
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