Resolver exciter having a simple power source unit

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1996-10-18

1999-01-19

Strecker, Gerard R.

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and

Signal converting, shaping, or generating

Generating sinusoidal output

318661, 32420725, 327175, 331117FE, 331165, 331167, H03L 100, H03L 500, H03B 1100

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058617680

ABSTRACT:
A resonance circuit includes a capacitor, a coil element and a primary coil of a transformer. A connection between the resonance circuit and a vehicle-mounted battery is connected and disconnected by a switching transistor at a predetermined duty cycle. Output voltage of a secondary coil of the transformer is supplied to an exciting winding of a resolver.

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