A CONTACTLESS CODE-PULSE TELEMETRY INSTRUMENT (BESKONTAKTNOE KODO-IMPULSHOE USTROISTVO TELEIZMERENIYA),
Abstract
A noncontact telemetering system was developed. The device, BKU-60, intended for telemetering the axial angular displacement in multirotating primary measuring instruments consists of a receiving assembly and a transmitting semiassembly. The former includes a feeder, a pulse-shaper, a single-pulse-shaper, a linear cell, a pulse distributor, a coincidence circuit, a decoder, a reading device, a distorted code execution arrester, a tube-failure distortion arrester, and an execution permitting unit. The latter includes the primary measuring instrument, an induction coding converter, a pulse distributor, a linear cell, a feeder, and a pulse-shaper. A call pulse, shaped by the single pulse shaper, is sent into the communication line by pressing the 'telemeter call' button, and the receiving pulse distributor is simultaneously activated to convey pulses to the parallel coincidence circuit. At the controlled site the call pulse actuates the transmitting pulse actuates the transmitting pulse distributor which picks up the code set by the induction coding converter. The linear cell sends the code over the communication line to the linear cell and the parallel coincidence circuit of the receiving end which actuates the corresponding decoder cores, and pulses from the decoder actuate the commuting triggers of the counter, producing the final figure on the table. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 31, 1967
- Accession Number
- AD0671589
Entities
People
- N. I. Babanin
- V. I. Kurotchenko
Organizations
- National Air and Space Intelligence Center