Inductive proximity switch with microcontroller
A technology of proximity switches and microcontrollers, applied in electronic switches, electrical components, pulse technology, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable material costs and permanent power requirements
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[0021] The sensor coil 1 together with the capacitor C forms a resonant circuit which is fed (ie not suppressed) by the oscillator circuit 2 which acts as a negative resistance. The figure shows a current mirror circuit which does not require a coil tap and which in the lower current mirror provides a comfortable adjustment option through a resistor RA. The upper current mirror is used for feedback. Further details are disclosed in DE 196 50 793 C1.
[0022] The evaluation circuit 3 controls the oscillator circuit 4 , in particular its amplitude, eg by means of an electronic potentiometer 7 or a resistor matrix via balancing resistors RA.
[0023] Without limiting the invention to this, the oscillator circuit 2 and the evaluation circuit 3 are accommodated together in an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). As mentioned above, an ASIC includes a control assembly including threshold switches (flip-flops) and a logic device, such as a microcontroller.
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