Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – Frequency variation
Patent
1977-08-19
1983-12-13
Groody, James J.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
Frequency variation
34087039, 34087042, G08C 1912, G08C 1900, G08C 2502
Patent
active
044207530
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for transmitting signals from a measuring transducer via a two-wire circuit to a receiver which, in turn, via the same two-wire circuit supplies power for operating the transducer. The circuit arrangement comprises a voltage controller, a current switch a current generator, and a power-storage capacitor connected at the transducer end of the two-wire line. The voltage controller supplies the voltage from the two-wire circuit to the measuring transducer as a regulated voltage. Parallel to this the current switch charges the power storage capacitor in the rhythm of the frequency-analog measurement signal. Via the current generator, e.g. an ohmic resistor, the capacitor also receives the voltage input from the measuring transducer. The operating current of the measuring transducer is thus provided partly by the voltage controller and partly by the current generator or resistor. The ratio of these currents determines the modulation depth of the current pulses on the two-wire circuit.
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Franzblau Bernard
Groody James J.
Mayer Robert T.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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