High accuracy digital to analog resolver converter

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340347M, 340347CC, 318569, 318661, 364852, H03K 1302

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040706656

ABSTRACT:
A high accuracy digital to analog resolver converter uses a read only memory device (PROM) programmed to generate a digital signal proportional to the inherent systematic error of a digital to analog resolver converter. This signal is then converted to analog form by conventional means and combined with the primary signal in analog form thereby substantially increasing the accuracy of a digital to analog resolver converter.

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