NASA NTRS · 19850000157
Pulse-Width-to-Analog-Voltage Converter
Abstract
Peak output voltage varies linearly with input-pulse duration. Circuit converts pulses of varying widths (as from sound-velocity instrumentation or tachometers) into analog voltages. Peak voltage increases in proportion to pulse width. Voltage used to drive an x-y plotter or storage oscilloscope. Pulse-width-to-voltage converter has peak output voltage that varies with duration of input pulses.
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Sosack, G. S., Simmons, N. E.. 1985-10-01. Pulse-Width-to-Analog-Voltage Converter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000157
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