Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Analog to digital conversion
Patent
1998-06-09
2000-08-29
Tokar, Michael
Coded data generation or conversion
Analog to or from digital conversion
Analog to digital conversion
341155, H03M 166
Patent
active
061115339
ABSTRACT:
An analog-to-digital converter receives slow-varying analog voltages from a sensing device and converts the slow-varying analog voltages to digital signals. The sensing device generates a slow-varying analog voltage directly proportional to absolute temperature. The analog-to-digital converter includes a second counter which receives the pulse train from the second voltage controlled oscillator that counts the number of pulses which informs the first counter whenever the count value thereof reaches a fixed number and resets the count value thereof to zero. As the first counter is being informed by the second counter, its count value is read and then reset to zero. The read count represents a digital signal corresponding to the slow-varying analog voltages input.
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Yang Tsen-Shau
Yuan Chung-Pin
Jeanglaude Jean B.
Myson Technology Inc.
Tokar Michael
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