Digital to analog resolver converter

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Percussion-type sound producer

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340347M, 340347DA, 318569, 318661, 364607, H03K 1302

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ABSTRACT:
A digital to analog resolver converter uses a digital to analog converter to convert a part of the digital input to a corresponding analog angle value. This analog angle value is applied to sine and cosine function generators which use the equations of chords to approximate the value of the sine and cosine functions in one octant. Bits of the digital input are used to select slope values from the chord equations for approximating the sine and cosine of the analog angle value. The digital to analog resolver converter uses the minimum number of precision resistors to generate the sine and cosine slope and intercept values for the equations of a given number of approximating chords.

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