论文信息 - A high precision resolver-to-DC converter

A high precision resolver-to-DC converter

A newly developed resolver converter, providing a pseudolinear voltage proportional to the shaft angle, is presented. This converter is based on a new concept involving the absolute values of the demodulated sine and cosine resolver signals together with a dedicated linearization technique. The converter enables instantaneous determination of the mechanical angle with a theoretical error of nonlinearity below 0.011/spl deg/ over the 360/spl deg/ range. The practical performance of this converter is compared to that of a 10/sup 5/ pulses per revolution optical encoder arrangement. The theory of operation, computer simulation, full circuit details, and experimental results are given.

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