Accurate and Efficient Angle‐Linear Calculation for Three‐Phase Inductive Angle Sensors

ABSTRACT An accurate and efficient angle‐linear calculation is proposed for three‐phase inductive angle‐linear. Envelope differences of induced signals on three two‐phase receiving coils are demodulated for angle calculation, in order to remove the third harmonic. A circuit architecture is proposed for accurate and efficient angle‐linear calculation in which an algorithm is proposed for adaptively outputting envelope differences at a larger slope and then fitting the outputs of envelope differences to straight lines. The proposed method is realized and verified in a 180‐nm commplementary metal oxide semiconductor process. Except for efficient angle‐linear calculation, the third harmonic and the nonlinearity are improved from ‐30.9 dB to ‐92.4 dB and from ±14.8% to ±1.5%, compared with envelopes‐based angle‐linear calculation.

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Electronics Letters
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1049/ell2.70232
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Accurate and Efficient Angle‐Linear Calculation for Three‐Phase Inductive Angle Sensors

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Accurate and Efficient Angle‐Linear Calculation for Three‐Phase Inductive Angle Sensors

Dezhi Wang, Jun Yang
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ABSTRACT An accurate and efficient angle‐linear calculation is proposed for three‐phase inductive angle‐linear. Envelope differences of induced signals on three two‐phase receiving coils are demodulated for angle calculation, in order to remove the third harmonic. A circuit architecture is proposed for accurate and efficient angle‐linear calculation in which an algorithm is proposed for adaptively outputting envelope differences at a larger slope and then fitting the outputs of envelope differences to straight lines. The proposed method is realized and verified in a 180‐nm commplementary metal oxide semiconductor process. Except for efficient angle‐linear calculation, the third harmonic and the nonlinearity are improved from ‐30.9 dB to ‐92.4 dB and from ±14.8% to ±1.5%, compared with envelopes‐based angle‐linear calculation.

Electronics LettersVol. 61(1)
Wuhan Business University (CN), Hubei University (CN)
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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