Compound electronic filter for vortex flowmeters

Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – By measuring vibrations or acoustic energy

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ABSTRACT:
A compound electronic filter for conditioning an alternating electrical signal generated by vortex shedding in a vortex flowmeter has a first stage filter comprising a first plurality of electronic filters respectively including a first plurality of electronic switches and a second stage filter comprising a second plurality of electronic filters respectively including a second plurality of electronic switches, wherein the first plurality of electronic switches switching on and off the first plurality of electronic filters one at a time are controlled by a first command signal generated from the frequency of the output signal from the first stage filter, and the second plurality of electronic switches switching on and off the second plurality of electronic filters one at a time are controlled by a second command signal generated from the frequency of the output signal from the first stage filter.

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patent: 4966040 (1990-10-01), Ohmae

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