Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons
Patent
1990-03-06
1991-07-09
Miller, Stanley D.
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Nonlinear reactor systems
Parametrons
307491, 307496, 323313, H03K 301, G06G 710
Patent
active
050308483
ABSTRACT:
A voltage divider circuit having divider resistors which are not precision resistors. A first oscillating signal is input into a first resistor and the complement of the first oscillating signal is input into a second resistor. The two resistors are connected together and to a filter. Other means, such as transistors, may be utilized in lieu of the resistors. The output at the filter is the D.C. level of the first oscillating signal which is one-half or other designated ratio of the input voltage. Buffers may be incorporated in the invention.
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Copy of EDN Mar. 16, 1989 Article "Divider Displays Uncanny Accuracy".
Honeywell Inc.
MacKinnon Ian D.
Miller Stanley D.
Roseen Richard
Shudy Jr. John G.
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