Peak detector

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307351, 307354, 328114, H03K 5153

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042622573

ABSTRACT:
A peak detecting network utilizes a passive integrating filter to translate the peaks of an input signal into zero crossings of a translation signal, while providing a high degree of noise rejection and preventing the build-up of a DC component in the translation signal. The peak detecting network includes a sine pulse-forming filter comprised of a parallel cascade of a DC shunt inductor, a plurality of series LC sections, and a terminating capacitor. The series LC sections are characterized by respective transfer functions whose impulse responses are substantially finite time duration sine pulses of a successive number of cycles. A rectifier network applies a rectified input signal to the sine pulse-forming filter. A buffer network taps the response of the LC section associated with a one-cycle sine pulse impulse response. The resulting translation signal has a positive-going zero crossing corresponding in time to the occurrence of a peak of the rectified input signal. A positive-going zero crossing detector then detects the sequence of positive-going zero crossings of the translation signal in order to retrieve the sequence of the peaks of the input signal.

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