Claims
- 1. A quartz controlled timing device including a display system comprising:
- an oscillator;
- first and second electronic frequency divider stages, coupled to said oscillator for delivering a first pulse train having a first frequency;
- an electronically controlled motor, with a set rotational speed, having an operating winding which drives the display system and a pick-up winding detecting the rotations of the motor and delivering a second pulse train having a second frequency;
- means for converting said second pulse train into a third pulse train having approximately the same frequency as said first pulse train;
- a flip-flop means having a first and second input and an output, said first input receiving said first pulse train from said electronic frequency divider stages, said second input receiving said second pulse train, said output providing a high level signal after a set pulse of the first pulse train has arrived from said frequency divider stages and a low level signal after a pulse of the third pulse train has arrived from said converting means;
- a multi-stage frequency divider having two inputs and an output, said first input being connected with the output of the first electronic frequency divider stage for providing a third frequency, said second input receiving the second pulse train;
- a gate means for providing a fourth pulse train having a fourth frequency and having a first and second input and an output, said output of said multi-stage frequency divider being connected to said first input of said gate means, said second input of which being connected to said output of said flip-flop means; and
- an amplifier means responsive to the output pulses of said gate means for applying said fourth pulses from the output of said multi-stage frequency divider to the operating winding of said electronically controlled motor when the output of said flip-flop means is generating a high level output signal, thus accelerating said motor to a maximum of set rotational speed and for dropping a flow of current to said motor when the output of said flip-flop means is generating a low level output signal thus being only one rotational speed above the set rotational speed controllably adjustable.
- 2. The timing device as in claim 1 wherein said means for converting said second pulse train into a third pulse train includes a digital filter means electrically connected to said pick-up winding of said motor and a pulse shaper means electrically connected to said digital filter means at an input.
- 3. The timing device as in claim 1 wherein said digital filter means includes a first inverter for converting said second pulse train into a square wave signal and electrically coupled to said pick-up winding of said motor and acting as a threshold switch having a trigger frequency tapped from said electronic frequency dividers, said pulse shaping means generating narrow trigger pulses from the falling edges of said square wave signal whereby noise pulses of adjustable pulse width are substantially blocked.
- 4. The quartz controlled timing device as in claim 2 where said digital filter means includes a low-pass filter including first and second flip-flops and said first inverter and a second inverter.
- 5. The quartz controlled timing device as in claim 3 wherein said pulse shaper includes a monostable multivibrator electrically connected in series after said low-pass filter.
Priority Claims (3)
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Parent Case Info
This application is a continuation, of application Ser. No. 202,385, filed as PCT DE79/00137, Nov. 15, 1979, published as WO80/01113, May 29, 1980 .sctn.102(e) date June 19, 1980 now abandoned.
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