NASA NTRS · 20050051591
Real Time Calibration Method for Signal Conditioning Amplifiers
Abstract
A signal conditioning amplifier receives an input signal from an input such as a transducer. The signal is amplified and processed through an analog to digital converter and sent to a processor. The processor estimates the input signal provided by the transducer to the amplifier via a multiplexer. The estimated input signal is provided as a calibration voltage to the amplifier immediately following the receipt of the amplified input signal. The calibration voltage is amplified by the amplifier and provided to the processor as an amplified calibration voltage. The amplified calibration voltage is compared to the amplified input signal, and if a significant error exists, the gain and/or offset of the amplifier may be adjusted as necessary.
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Pedro J Medelius, Carlos T Mata, Anthony Eckhoff, Jose Perotti, Angel Lucena. 2004-10-05. Real Time Calibration Method for Signal Conditioning Amplifiers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050051591
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