AC Generator system having stabilized sensitivity for sensing th

Oscillators – With device responsive to external physical condition

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324222, 324327, 361180, G01R 3300, G01V 311

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ABSTRACT:
A conductive object detector having an eddy current killed oscillator, wherein the oscillator output is stabilized by means of a proportional plus integral controller. The controller proportional gain is set low and the integral time long, hence a conductive object near the oscillator will "kill" it, whereas the controller will minimize the effect of temperature or aging on the oscillator output.

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