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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 08, 1977
Filed:
Mar. 07, 1975
Herbert James Fraser, Bulli, AU;
Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Coogee, AU;
Abstract
A logarithmic ratemeter has a plurality of bistable devices each having two inputs the first of which is connected to a common input line for receiving voltage pulses from a detector of atomic particles and the second of which is connected to a secondary pulse train. The secondary pulse trains for the bistable devices are all different but maintain a constant frequency relationship to one another. Each bistable device produces an output signal the level of which indicates whether the device is in its first or second state and means are provided for summing the average values of the outputs of the bistable devices so as to provide an output signal which is a logarithm of the pulse rate received at the common input.
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