Asymmetrically encoded optoelectronic scanning sensor
A photoelectric sensor, photoelectric scanning technology, applied in instruments, measuring devices, measuring flow/mass flow, etc., can solve problems such as poor fault tolerance, inconsistency between mechanical measurement and electronic measurement, and large error between mechanical measurement and electronic measurement. Effects of power consumption, high noise immunity and fault tolerance
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[0013] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and example the present invention will be further described:
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[0015] Such as figure 1 Shown: If the circular encoder disc rotates clockwise, the encoded data string changes to:
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[0017] When the cycle of the coded data string is closed (that is, from 100 to 100), it indicates that the circular code disc rotates for one revolution. If it is assumed that the clockwise direction is positive flow, the corresponding unit flow rate will be increased by 1, then when the coded data string changes for:
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[0019] Indicates that the code disc rotates counterclockwise, that is, the fluid flows in the opposite direction, and its unit flow measurement should be reduced by 1. The coded data strings obtained by scanning are processed by the microprocessor U1, converted to the corresponding flow for accumulation, and the accumulated flow and status are stored in the E2P...
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