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Sensor with resonator, digital filter, and display
   
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US Patent 5566093
Issued Date
October 15, 1996
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White; Stanley A. (San Clemente, CA)
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Abstract
A resonator produces a signal which is processed by being digitized and demodulated. The processed signal is applied to a filter having three sections. The first is a lowpass filter, the second is a decimator, and the third is an equalizer filter. The lowpass filter filters out the high frequency components which would be aliased by the decimator. The equalizer filter performs whatever processing as is appropriate for the measurement which is sought. A second or subsequent equalizer filter may be driven by the first. The lowpass filter and the equalizer filters all have the same architecture of allpass filters, weighting elements, and adders. The weights applied to the weighting elements vary to perform the varied purposes of the various filters. The filtered signal is applied to a display, such as a human operator, or a device (such as an auto-pilot) either in or out of a feedback loop, or both.
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Published
October 15, 1996
Application Number
08/383,142
Filed
February 3, 1995
US Classification
702/190  
Int'l Classification
G01L   23/00   (20060101)   G01L   23/22   (20060101)   H03H   17/02   (20060101)  
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364/715.01   364/724.01   364/724.1   364/724.2   364/602   364/572   364/574   364/581   327/558   375/229   342/145   324/76.46   324/76.28   324/76.29   324/76.44   324/76.49  
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