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US4410853A
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Frequency detector
Assignee: Hitachi Ltd
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Filing: 1981-12-08
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Granted: 1983-10-18
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Expires: 2001-12-08
Abstract
Abstract A frequency detector comprising first, second and third conductive patterns. The first conductive pattern includes an even number of first straight conductive pieces which are disposed radially at regular intervals and sequentially connected in series alternately through first inner periphery conductive pieces and first outer periphery conductive pieces. The second conductive pattern includes an even number of second straight conductive pieces disposed radially at predetermined intervals between the adjacent two first straight conductive pieces at the outer periphery sides of the respective first inner periphery conductive pieces and connected in series. The third conductive pattern includes an even number of third straight conductive pieces disposed radially at predetermined intervals between the adjacent two first straight conductive pattern at the inner periphery sides of the respective first outer periphery conductive piece and connected in series. A first and a second terminal are provided at both ends of the first conductive pattern. The first, second and third conductive patterns are connected in series between the first terminal and a third terminal provided at an end of the second or third conductive pattern.
Inventors
- 👤 Junichi Ikoma
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-08 14:17
CPC Classifications
G; G01; G01P; G01P3/00; G01P3/42; G01P3/44; G01P3/48; G01P3/481; G01P3/487
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
329 words
A frequency detector comprising: a first conductive pattern including an even number of first straight conductive pieces disposed radially at first predetermined intervals, a plurality of first outer periphery conductive pieces each connecting an outer periphery end of corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces to an outer periphery end of the first straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at one side of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces, and a plurality of first inner periphery conductive pieces each connecting an inner periphery end of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces to an inner periphery end of the first straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at the other side of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces, said first straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series alternately through said first inner periphery conductive pieces and said first outer periphery conductive pieces; a second conductive pattern including an even number of second straight conductive pieces disposed radially at second predetermined intervals between each pair of said first straight conductive pieces connected by said first inner periphery conductive piece and at the outer periphery side of said first inner periphery conductive piece, said second straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series; a third conductive pattern including an even number of third straight conductive pieces disposed radially at said second predetermined intervals between each pair of said first straight conductive pieces connected by said first outer periphery conductive piece and at the inner periphery side of said first outer periphery conductive piece, said third straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series; first and second terminals connected to both ends of said first conductive pattern, respectively; means for connecting in series said first, second and third conductive patterns from said second terminal; and a third terminal connected to one end of a series circuit of said first, second and third conductive patterns of which the other end is connected to said second terminal.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
329 words
A frequency detector comprising: a first conductive pattern including an even number of first straight conductive pieces disposed radially at first predetermined intervals, a plurality of first outer periphery conductive pieces each connecting an outer periphery end of corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces to an outer periphery end of the first straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at one side of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces, and a plurality of first inner periphery conductive pieces each connecting an inner periphery end of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces to an inner periphery end of the first straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at the other side of said corresponding one of said first straight conductive pieces, said first straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series alternately through said first inner periphery conductive pieces and said first outer periphery conductive pieces; a second conductive pattern including an even number of second straight conductive pieces disposed radially at second predetermined intervals between each pair of said first straight conductive pieces connected by said first inner periphery conductive piece and at the outer periphery side of said first inner periphery conductive piece, said second straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series; a third conductive pattern including an even number of third straight conductive pieces disposed radially at said second predetermined intervals between each pair of said first straight conductive pieces connected by said first outer periphery conductive piece and at the inner periphery side of said first outer periphery conductive piece, said third straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series; first and second terminals connected to both ends of said first conductive pattern, respectively; means for connecting in series said first, second and third conductive patterns from said second terminal; and a third terminal connected to one end of a series circuit of said first, second and third conductive patterns of which the other end is connected to said second terminal.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
52 words
A frequency detector according to claim 1, wherein said second predetermined interval is equal to divided that obtained by dividing said first predetermined interval by an odd number not less than 3, so that said first, second and third straight conductive pieces are disposed with said second predetermined intervals to each other.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
51 words
A frequency detector according to claim 1, wherein a direction of a path of said series circuits of said first, second and third conductive patterns from said first terminal to said third terminal is different from each other between respective adjacent two of said first, second and third straight conductive pieces.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
319 words
A frequency detector according to claim 1, wherein said second conductive pattern including a plurality of second outer periphery conductive pieces each connecting an outer periphery end of corresponding one of said second straight conductive pieces to an outer periphery end of the second straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at one side of said corresponding one of said second straight conductive pieces, and a plurality of second inner periphery conductive pieces each connecting an inner periphery end of said corresponding one of said second straight conductive pieces to an inner periphery end of the second straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at the other side of said corresponding one of said second straight conductive pieces, said second straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series alternately through said second inner periphery conductive pieces and said second outer periphery conductive pieces, said third conductive pattern including a plurality of third outer periphery conductive pieces each connecting an outer periphery end of corresponding one of said third straight conductive pieces to an outer periphery end of the third straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at one side of said corresponding one of said third straight conductive pieces, and a plurality of third inner periphery conductive pieces each connecting an inner periphery end of said corresponding one of said third straight conductive pieces to an inner periphery end of the third straight conductive piece adjacently disposed at the other side of said corresponding one of said third straight conductive pieces, said third straight conductive pieces being sequentially connected in series alternately through said third inner periphery conductive pieces and said third outer periphery conductive pieces, said second outer and inner periphery conductive pieces being respectively disposed at the outer side of said first outer and inner periphery conductive pieces, and said third outer and inner periphery conductive pieces being respectively disposed at the inner side of said first outer and inner periphery conductive pieces.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
40 words
A frequency detector according to claim 4, wherein said first, second and third outer periphery conductive pieces and said first, second and third inner periphery conductive pieces are in the form of arcs and disposed on different concentric circles respectively.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
28 words
A frequency detector according to claim 1, wherein a ratio among numbers of said first, second and third straight conductive pieces is 1:n:n, where n is an integer.
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