FIFEGMBH Postfach 1240 D-65779 Keltnoim, Germany Telefon: (06185) 7002-0 Fax: (06195) 3018 1. General information ‘Compact subassembly SDE-01 serves as a receive printed board for two receiver coils of an inductive ‘sensor. The circuit is designed for operation with a carrier frequency of 10 kHz. ‘The signals of the receiver coils are to be supplied via a flange-mounted socket-outlet on the front panel. The way the difference between the two receive signals is to be formed can be selected by entering a code via @ two-row field of pin connectors. ‘The reference signal is supplied via the multipoint plug. n addition, the output signal is made available through the multipoint plug. Jumper configuration for two connected receiver coi abcdefgh ‘The vertical lines show the connections to be made at the positions marked a to h on the pin connector. ‘The Roman numerals indicate whether the difference between the two input signals is formed directly (Le. 1) or whether the signals are amplified separately first (Le. II). However, two additional cases need to be differentiated in this connection. Depending on the polarity of the input signals, it may be necessary to change over the sign of one of the two receive signals. This is done by replugging two short-circuit jumpers according to the table above. DATE: COMPACT SUBASSEMBLY SDE-01 MB 105813, 29.04.92 ‘SYNCHRONOUS DEMODULATORFIFE GMBH Bceeres Keka, Germany Fifestrasse 1 " -€5779 Kekhoim, Germany Telofon: (06195) 7002-0 Fax: (06195) 3018 Plug assionments: ‘Signal inputs (flange-mounted socket-outlet X1): ‘Analog ground Signal input - receiver coil 1 ‘Analog ground - receiver coll 2 ‘Analog ground (inner shield - receiver coll 1) ‘Analog ground (inner shield - receiver coll 2) .6 Signal input - receiver coil 1 X1.7 Signal input - receiver coll 2 X1.8 Power ground (extemal shield) ‘Signal inputs (muttipoint plug X2); bz6 ‘Signal input - inverter bz8 (TP8) Signal input - reference signal ‘Signal outputs (multipoint plug X2); bz 16 (TP4) Signal output - demodulated signal b.z18 (TPS) Signal output - demodulated signal * 9 b.z20 (TPS) Signal output - inverter ot 2 bz24 (TP 10) +12V supply voltage bz26 (TP11) -12V supply voltage b.z28 (TP12) Power ground bz30 (TP13) Analog ground ‘Technical data: Voltage supply: HARV HAV Current consumption: +/-30mA Output voltage: max. +/-8V Output current: min, +/-5mA DATE: COMPACT SUBASSEMBLY SDE-01 (MB 1 058 23 29.0482 ‘SYNCHRONOUS DEMODULATORFIFE GMBH Eegsree Kottom, Gemany Picerasee 1 Bees776 Kakhoim, Germany ‘oletor: (08189) 70020 Fax (08195) 2018 2. Signal processing The signals of the receiver coils are supplied via the front panel. It is possible to define the sign of a channel via a two-row field of pin connectors and, thus, to choose between forming the sum of or the difference between the signals. in addition, itis possible to choose whether this is to occur directly, i. by connecting the coils in series in phase opposition, or with amplified and fitered signals. In order to compensate for any tunbalances of the two signals, potentiometer R14 can be used to influence the amplification of one channel. However, this is only possible when the difference between the amplified signals is formed. ifthe ‘corresponding selection is made, the difference is taken in the following stage. A three-pole fier with Butterworth characteristics fiters out those parts of the signals which would lead to faults. Subsequently, these fitered signals are amplified once again and then supplied to the actual synchronous demodulator. In principle, the synchronous demodulator consists of two operational amplifiers, one of which is connected ‘88 an inverting amplifer and the other as a non-inverting amplifier. in accordance with a reference signal, the signal path in this IC is changed over between the two operational amplifiers. ‘The reference signal is supplied via b,z 8 on the multipoint plug. The signal picked up over the shunt on the transmitting side is used as the reference signal. Since there is a fixed phase relationship (Phi = 90 degrees) between connected colls, this signal has to be shifted by 90° degrees in the phase. Since - depending on the length of the cable - the cable also influences the phase, a trimming capacitor is provided to compensate for this error. Afterwards the signal is amplified once again and then supplied to the synchronous modulator. ‘The demodulated signal is once again fitered with a passive low pass. Then an offset is added in the next stage. Subsequently the signal is once again amplified, so that two output signals are available, one with low ‘amplification and one with high amplification. COMPACT SUBASSEMBLY SDE-01 MB 4 058 33 29.0492 SYNCHRONOUS DEMODULATOR