Signal conditioning circuit assembly

Details Signal conditioning circuit assembly Signal conditioning circuit assembly

1989-03-13

1990-07-24

Bertsch, Richard A.

Land vehicles

Wheeled

Running gear

188299, B60G 1708

Patent

active

049430831

ABSTRACT:
A signal conditioning circuit assembly for use with a shock absorber. The signal conditioning circuit includes a pressure sensor for sensing differential pressure between the damping fluid stored in the upper and lower portions of the working chamber. The signal conditioning circuit assembly further includes a signal conditioning circuit which is used for conditioning the output of the pressure sensor. In another embodiment, the signal conditioning circuit assembly further includes an accelerometer for sensing the velocity of the body of the vehicle, as well as a signal conditioning circuit which conditions the output from the accelerometer.

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