Published:2009/7/24 3:32:00 Author:Jessie | From:SeekIC
Fig.14-7 This circuit converts the angle(from an ideal level)to a corresponding frequency using a simple bubble-based transducer such as shown in Fig 14-7B.The circuit also provides a sign output(+ or -)to show either side of ideal level.If the transducer (bubble tube) is level with respect to gravity, the bubble is at the tube center and the electrode resistances to common are identical. As the tube shifts away from level, the resistances increase and decrease proportionally. By controlling the tube shape at manufacture, it is possible to get a linear output signal when the transducer is incorporated into a bridge circuit. To calibrate, place the level transducer at a known 40 arc-minute angle and adjust the calibrate potentiometer (at C1B) for a 400-Hz output. Circuit accuracy is limited by the transducer to about L5% Linear Technology Linear Applications Handbook l990, p. ANl7-12, -23.
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