This paper analyses designing problems of differential transformer which works connected with D. C. source. The D. C. power is converted into A. C. by a built-in oscillator and excites a primary winding. An A. C. output voltage of a secondary winding, which varies proportional to the displacement of an armature, is converted into D. C. by a built-in rectifying circuit and appears as D. C. voltage in the output terminal. One of the most important problems in study of D. C. differential transformer is a stability of rectifying circuit. This paper first analyses a half-wave rectifying circuit whose source impedance is a pure inductance and then extracts necessary desinging keys. Reported in detail are an oscillator whose output does not change as source voltage does, ambient temperature characteristics including its compensation circuits and integrated characteristics.
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