Method for ASK demodulation and ASK demodulator
A shift keying and demodulator technology, which is applied in the demodulation of amplitude modulation oscillation, demodulation, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of signal loss, level difference measurement is susceptible to interference, comparator small level range, etc. Achieve the effect of high anti-spike interference security
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[0017] figure 1 The illustrated circuit arrangement comprises an inductance 1 in which an RF reception voltage is induced by the electromagnetic field emitted by the card writer / reader when a card is inserted into the card writer / reader. The inductance is connected to a dual rectifier 2 (bridge rectifier). A current mirror circuit 3 consisting of two transistors T1 , T2 is connected to the output of the rectifier, and a fraction of the total current is coupled out by means of the mirror circuit and fed into the demodulator 4 . Furthermore, the output of the rectifier 2 is connected to a shunt voltage regulator 5 and a digital circuit 7 containing the actual circuit for driving the chip card. Finally, a larger chip capacitance is represented by a capacitor 6 which is also connected in parallel thereto.
[0018] exist figure 1 In the circuit shown, all voltages refer to the negative supply on the DC voltage side. The HF input voltage induced in the inductor 1 is rectified by...
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