Lesson 5: Window Comparators - SIU · 2016-04-25 · Explain how a window comparator operates...

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Lesson 5: Window Comparators ET 438b Sequential Control and Data Acquisition

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Learning Objectives

After this presentation you will be able to:

Explain how a window comparator operates

Construct a window comparator using OP AMPs

Use a window comparator to detect voltages in three ranges

Design a window comparator given values of upper and lower trip voltages.

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Vcc = 5 V

Vo1

Vo2

Vin

Vcc

Vref1= 1 V

Vref2 = 2 V

U1

U2

Vcc = 5 V

Circuit Logic U1 Inverting Comparator Vin > Vref1 (1 V) then Vo1 = 0 V Vin < Vref1 (1 V) then Vo1 = Vcc (5 V)

Circuit Logic U2 Non-Inverting Comparator Vin > Vref2 (2 V) then Vo2 = Vcc (5 V) Vin < Vref2 (2 V) then Vo2 = 0 V

Vin

V0 Vo2

Vo1 1= Vref1 2=Vref2

Window Comparators

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Add outputs through logic gates to get final Vo Assume Vcc = 5

Vo2

Vo1 Vref1

LTP Vref2

UTP

Vo1 Vo2 Vo

0 0 5 when LTP< Vin < UTP 0 5 0 when Vin > UTP 5 0 0 when Vin < LTP 5 5 0 this case never happens

Vo1

Vin

Vo

Vo

Same logic as NOR gate.

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Final Circuit

LTP

UTP

inverting comparator

non-inverting comparator

V0

NOR

Vo1

Vo2

Vin

Final Input/Output

Vin

V0

Vref2

UTP Vref1

LTP

Window Comparator-Alternate Design

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Add outputs using resistive voltage dividers and use OP AMP for final output. Note bipolar power supplies.

+15V

+

U1B LM324

+15V

-15V

+15V

+

U1A LM324

-15V

Vin

Vltp

Vutp

-15V

+15V

+

U1C LM324

Vo

R4 10k

R3 10k

R2 10k

Analyze this part

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Window Comparator-Alternate Design Analysis

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Circuit enclosed Must use superposition

Window Comparator-Alternate Design Analysis

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Window Comparator-Alternate Design Analysis

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Window Comparator-Alternate Design Analysis

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For VLTP < Vin < VUTP the following circuit applies

This can be further reduced

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Window Comparator-Alternate Design Analysis

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vin

Window Comparator Simulation

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Simulation of previous circuit using piece-wise linear input and transient analysis. Uses LM 324 Quad OP AMP. (4 in 1 package)

Vutp=7 V

Vltp=4 V

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Design Example

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Design a circuit that will light one of three LEDs when the output from a pressure sensor that has a gain of .25 V/psi is connected to its input. The output should follow the specification listed below Range LED1 LED2 LED3 0 - 5 psi on off off 5 - 10 psi off on off 10 - 15 psi off off on Assume there is a 5Vdc power supply available and that all inputs and output are TTL compatible

Design Example

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Solution: Use window comparator with LEDs connected to the outputs of each device in the circuit.

LTP

UTP

inverting comparator

non-inverting comparator

V0

+5V

+5V

LED1

R

LED2

LED3

R

R

When Vin < LTP LED1 energized

U1

U2

Vo1

Vo2

Vin

When Vin > UTP LED3 Energized

Vin

V0 LED2 On

Vref1

LTP Vref2

UTP

Vin

V0 Vo2

Vo1

LED1 On LED3 On

Vref1

LTP Vref2

UTP

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Design Example (Continued)

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Determine the values of UTP and LTP from the pressure sensor gain.

Ranges 0 - 5 psi 5 - 10 psi 10 - 15 psi

VLTP = 5∙(0.25 V/psi) = 1.25 V VUTP = 10∙(0.25 V/psi) = 2.5 V

Size resistors for LED current limiting. Determine the maximum current sourcing ability of the comparators. (assume 25 mA) Forward voltage drop of LEDs Vf = 1.2 V

Vsat of U1 , U2 -0.8Vcc=4 V at high output

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