Design concepts and a brief theory are considered for optoelectronic digital-to-analog converters as multiplexing elements in digital angular displacement converters, as well as the design of an angle-code converter based on fi ber-optic digital-to-analog converters with elimination of binary code reading ambiguity.
The design and operation principle of a multisensor converter of binary mechanical signals into electrical signals consisting of a fiber-optic digital-analog converter, a photo amplifier and a voltage-to-code converter with double integration are considered. A generalized mathematical model of multisensor converter functioning has been developed, which combines particular mathematical models of fiber-optic digital-to-analog converter, photo-amplifier and voltage-to-code converter with double integration. The mathematical model of functioning of the multisensor converter in the form of analytical expressions for definition of the output electric code depending on values of bit digits of the input mechanical code taking into account a complex of constructive, circuit and power parameters of the converter is developed. The analytical description of the signal in the frequency converter in code, using which an algorithm is developed for numerical analysis of mathematical models of the functioning of the devices under study, providing the maximum permissible values of the instrumental errors of manufacture of the transducer elements in which is implemented the complete accuracy of the device. The presented results can be used for the development of multisensor converters of binary displacements of control systems, control and monitoring of energy-saturated objects, for which high noise immunity, electrical neutrality, low chemical activity and information security are of paramount importance.
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