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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 23, 1986
Filed:
Mar. 21, 1985
Otto Klingler, Oberndorf-Boll, DE;
Siegfried Gruhler, Vohringen, DE;
Mauser-Werke Oberndorf GmbH, , DE;
Abstract
In a length measuring device with a measuring transducer system, the curve of two sinusoidal test signals is dependent on the longitudinal movement of the measuring transducer system. An interpolation circuit delivers two high-resolution rectangular pulse sequences F1, F2 corresponding to the interpolated sinusoidal voltages and offset by 90.degree., to an evaluating circuit. To achieve a high-resolution at low speeds of travel and a low-resolution at high speeds, two rectangular pulse sequences S1, S2 or G1, G2, offset by 90.degree. and giving a low-resolution, are additionally derived at the interpolation circuit. A control logic circuit 19 monitors the test voltages for attainment of a certain value of the longitudinal movement per unit time or speed of travel. The control logic circuit lets only the low-resolution rectangular pulse sequences through to the evaluating circuit when this value is exceeded, while it lets the high-resolution rectangular pulse sequences with the low-resolution rectangular pulse sequences when this value is not reached.