Accumulator phase digitizer

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Phase comparison

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324 7677, 328133, 328134, 307516, G01R 2310

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052202755

ABSTRACT:
In a phase digitizer for converting phase information of an analog signal into a digital representation, a phase accumulator stores incremental phase angle values of a reference signal. A trigger circuit which is responsive to an input signal and a sample signal generates a strobe signal which causes the incremental phase angle value stored in the phase accumulator to be transferred to a holding latch. The value of the holding latch is then transferred to an output latch which provides a digital representation of the phase angle of the input signal.

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