Application of Frequency-Voltage Converter Chip in the Vehicle Data Acquisition

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The speed is the most common frequency signal among a lot of the automotive signal which may be collected, Acquisition for frequency signal generally use the counter input capture. The number of sampling rate not only depends on clock frequency counter, but mainly the number of the frequency of the signal itself, it is bound to take a very long time to collect speed signal when the speed is very low. For most of the data acquisition card, which usually adopt asynchronous acquisition between various channels, that is, only one channel can collect data at any time, so for the multi-signal acquisition system which has a high requirement for real-time, it is undue to collect directly low frequency signal. This paper adopt method of frequency-voltage converter to change the frequency signal to analog signal and collect data, thus, which can greatly improve the system's sampling rate.

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February 2014

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