Resistance bridge transducer conditioning circuit

Electricity: measuring and testing – Conductor identification or location – Inaccessible

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323 75N, 324 62, 324130, G01R 2702

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040817440

ABSTRACT:
A conditioning circuit for a resistance bridge transducer that includes output signal amplification, a voltage regulated DC power source for transducer excitation and a calibration select circuit for selectively inserting a shunt calibration resistor into parallel with one bridge arm. The calibration select circuit comprises a field effect transistor switch that is connected in series with the calibration resistor between two adjacent transducer terminals. The field effect transistor switch is operated by the output of an operational amplifier in response to positive and negative DC control signals. The conditioning circuit is adaptable to miniaturization through the use of integrated and hybrid circuits.

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