Sine Wave Single Ended Encoder to Differential Interpolator Input
Posted by
bazer_20002000
on 2010-10-22 11:00:41 UTC
Hi I have a high resolution encoder that produces two 1V p-p sine waves 90 degrees out of phase and an interpolator box whoes input is 1V p-p but differential.
Could anyone comment on the best way to connect these in a low noise environment? I am using the system to provide closed loop feedback to a separate gearbox/servo/sncoder system.
Most of the previous topics discuss single ended TTL to Differential TTL
I have heard from some just to ground the - terminal on the differential side. I guess would cause a difference in the line reciever (26LS32) stage of the inverter and the signal would not be rejected. It would then proceed via amplification to the ADC.
Thanks for any help
Fred
Could anyone comment on the best way to connect these in a low noise environment? I am using the system to provide closed loop feedback to a separate gearbox/servo/sncoder system.
Most of the previous topics discuss single ended TTL to Differential TTL
I have heard from some just to ground the - terminal on the differential side. I guess would cause a difference in the line reciever (26LS32) stage of the inverter and the signal would not be rejected. It would then proceed via amplification to the ADC.
Thanks for any help
Fred
Discussion Thread
bazer_20002000
2010-10-22 11:00:41 UTC
Sine Wave Single Ended Encoder to Differential Interpolator Input
bazer_20002000
2010-10-22 13:24:34 UTC
Re: Sine Wave Single Ended Encoder to Differential Interpolator Input
turbulatordude
2010-10-24 06:42:47 UTC
Re: Sine Wave Single Ended Encoder to Differential Interpolator Input