Rip detector signal detection circuit

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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307351, 307358, 328146, 329109, 329204, 340572, B65G 4302, G08B 2100, H04B 110

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042297354

ABSTRACT:
A detection circuit accurately monitors an AC signal, which is pulse modulated by information characteristic or indicative of the integrity of a conveyor belt or the like, to provide a distinguishable output representative of such integrity. Such distinguishable output may be utilized for display purposes and/or for control purposes to stop a ripped conveyor belt.
The detection circuit includes a combination circuit of a voltage doubler with high pass filters utilizing full wave rectifiers, RC filters, and a common summing junction. The detection circuit also includes a DC level detector with an automatic gain response adjustment.

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