Übersetzung für "Ratiometric" in Deutsch

The standard of the ratiometric voltage signal originates from simple potentiometric sensors.

The output signal is ratiometric, corresponding to the potentiometer emulation.

The principle of optical ratiometric temperature measurement is not new.

Leica Microsystems offers a variety of objectives which are well suited for ratiometric imaging.

The differential value from these two pressures is converted into an analog two-wire current signal or ratiometric output signal.

The Leica DMi8 is an ideal device for ratiometric and quantitative imaging.

The TLE4997 offers low ratiometric error over the full operating temperature range.

Pressure and ratiometric pressure transducers for HVAC applications where long term reliability and accuracy are necessary.

Because of this uniformity of the imprecisions in the voltage supply signals, this is also referred to as a simultaneous or ratiometric voltage supply.

For example, power sources, current sinks, ratiometric components, resistances and amplification levels can be simulated.

The ratiometric output of a potentiometer is correspondingly simulated for this purpose in the microcontroller of the evaluation device 20 .

The usual current, voltage and ratiometric signals are available as the electric output.

Owing to the ratiometric processing of the Usin(i) and Ucos(i) signals the latter is eliminated, like the error due to the resistance of the supply line.

Offered in a highly robust, plastic molded, 16-pin surface mount package, the MLX90809 sensor device can deliver pressure data via an analog output voltage ratiometric to the supply voltage or using the SENT digital protocol.

The Basic Amplified ABP Series is a piezoresistive silicon pressure sensor offering a ratiometric analog or digital output for reading pressure over the specified full scale pressure span and temperature range.

For scalar flow imaging this ratiometric 2-color LIF method is best practice, because its LIF signal ratio is independent of local laser energy and tracer concentration variations as well as laser beam absorption effects.

Intensity standards, the spectral emission properties and/or emission intensity of which can be adjusted and controlled as simply as possible without varying the chemical composition or the concentration, would be desirable, for example for application as a relative reference system for the ratiometric measurement of fluorescence intensities, for the detection of instrument drift and for the quantification of intensity-based fluorescence measurements.

In general, such ratiometric fiber optic measurement systems have additional problems in comparison to conventional FBG measurement systems (with a spectrometer or laser).

An as-yet unrecognized influencing quantity for ratiometric fiber Bragg grating measurement systems (FBG) is the influence that the polarization state of the light used (for example, from the source 101) has on the measurement.

As mentioned in the introduction, these polarization dependent components can affect a determined measurement result from a ratiometric optical measurement system.

The signal processing procedure which is generally performed here by means of pre-processing and/or cross products involves the basic concept that all interference factors can be eliminated by ratiometric processing of difference values, as is described in above-mentioned DE 42 24 225 A1.

Therefore with a traditional ratiometric supply of voltage to both the sensor unit and the signal detecting unit, fluctuations in the supply voltage have no effect on the measurement signal.

Although, as already mentioned, the electronic evaluation system uses a ratiometric method to determine the electric angle a such that it is largely not the signal amplitudes to the two measuring channels, but only their ratio which is to be found directly in the result, these amplitudes can be kept approximately constant for the extension of the functional range by a method described further below.

The circuit arrangement comprises the actual sensor switch 1, which is for example a pressure or temperature sensor connected to VDD and VSS operating voltages or a mass potential and which comprises an output OUT to emit an output signal which in the majority of cases is ratiometric.