Automatic common mode rejection in an analog measuring system

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733624, 340347CC, H03K 1302

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ABSTRACT:
An analog measuring system is disclosed which simultaneously stores in a first memory element a voltage generated by a physical phenomenon including the errors introduced by the measuring system and in a second memory element a voltage corresponding to the errors introduced by the measuring system. Subsequently, the voltages are combined so that true electrical representation of the physical phenomenon is provided. Additional means are disclosed which establish a reference for the physical phenomenon. The electrical representation of the reference is combined with the electrical representation of the sensed physical phenomenon to provide an absolute reading. Thus, the measuring system provides an electrical representation of the physical phenomenon which is independent of time, temperature and frequency.

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