Voltage/frequency converter with frequency drift compensation lo

Electric power conversion systems – Cascaded or combined – diverse conversions in which the... – Current and frequency

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ABSTRACT:
A voltage/frequency converter is formed of a V/F converter circuit which converts an input potential into a frequency corresponding to the instantaneous value of the input potential, and a difference detection circuit which generates an output corresponding to the difference between the output frequency of the V/F converter circuit and a predetermined reference frequency. The V/F converter circuit is controlled according to the level of the output from the difference detection circuit, thereby reducing the deviation of the output frequency of said V/F converter circuit from the reference frequency.

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