CN202928664U - Bridge circuit's sensitive electronic scale - Google Patents

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CN202928664U
CN202928664U CN 201220675038 CN201220675038U CN202928664U CN 202928664 U CN202928664 U CN 202928664U CN 201220675038 CN201220675038 CN 201220675038 CN 201220675038 U CN201220675038 U CN 201220675038U CN 202928664 U CN202928664 U CN 202928664U
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江景滨
贾子寒
吴铮
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The utility model relates to a bridge circuit's sensitive electronic scale, which comprises an induced circuit, a filter amplifying circuit, an A/D converting circuit, a singlechip circuit, a display and a keyboard. The induced circuit is sequentially connected with the filter amplifying circuit, the A/D converting circuit and the singlechip circuit. The singlechip circuit is respectively connected with the display and the keyboard. The induced circuit comprises a bridge circuit composed of a high-precision fixed resistor R1, a high-precision fixed resistor R2, a precision trimming resistor R4 and a piezoresistor R3. A galvanometer G is connected on a branch of the bridge circuit. The bridge circuit is also connected with a power supply, a protective resistor R' and a switch. The electronic scale has high sensitivity and accuracy, and has good practical values.

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The sensitive electronic scales of bridge circuit
Technical field
The utility model relates to a kind of weighing apparatus, the sensitive electronic scales of especially a kind of bridge circuit.
Background technology
Electronic scales is for measuring the instrument of mass of object, and traditional electronic scales in use exists degree of accuracy and the relatively poor problem of sensitivity, can't satisfy the demand of the situation of accurately weighing for some needs.
The utility model content
In order to address the above problem, the utility model proposes the sensitive electronic scales of a kind of bridge circuit, this electronic scales sensitivity and degree of accuracy are high, have practical value preferably.
The technical scheme that its technical matters that solves the utility model adopts is: the sensitive electronic scales of this bridge circuit comprises sensor circuit, filter amplification circuit, A/D change-over circuit, single chip circuit, display and keyboard; Described sensor circuit order is connected with filter amplification circuit, A/D change-over circuit and single chip circuit, and described single chip circuit is connected with display and keyboard respectively; Described sensor circuit comprises one by high precision fixed resistance R 1, high precision fixed resistance R 2, the Precision trimming resistance R 4With voltage dependent resistor (VDR) R 3The bridge circuit that forms connects galvanometer G on the branch road of described bridge circuit; Described bridge circuit also is connected with a power supply, a protective resistance R ' and the switch of.
The beneficial effects of the utility model are: the sensitive electronic scales of this bridge circuit, sensitivity and degree of accuracy are high, have practical value preferably.
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The utility model is described in further detail below in conjunction with drawings and Examples.
Accompanying drawing 1 is the structural representation of the sensitive electronic scales of this bridge circuit.
Accompanying drawing 2 is the sensor circuit figure of the sensitive electronic scales of this bridge circuit.
In figure, 1. sensor circuit, 2. filter amplification circuit, 3. keyboard, 4.A/D change-over circuit, 5. single chip circuit, 6. display, 7. bridge circuit.
Embodiment
In the accompanying drawings, the sensitive electronic scales of this bridge circuit comprises sensor circuit 1, filter amplification circuit 2, A/D change-over circuit 4, single chip circuit 5, display 6 and keyboard 3; Described sensor circuit 1 order is connected with filter amplification circuit 2, A/D change-over circuit 4 and single chip circuit 5, and described single chip circuit 5 is connected with display 6 and keyboard 3 respectively; Described sensor circuit 1 comprises one by high precision fixed resistance R 1, high precision fixed resistance R 2, the Precision trimming resistance R 4With voltage dependent resistor (VDR) R 3The bridge circuit 7 that forms connects galvanometer G on the branch road of described bridge circuit 7; Described bridge circuit 7 also is connected with a power supply, a protective resistance R ' and the switch of.
Described high precision fixed resistance R 1With high precision fixed resistance R 2Resistance equate.
When counterweight object weighing, voltage dependent resistor (VDR) R 3The gravity of experiencing article produces resistance, by keyboard 3 operations, 5 pairs of Precision trimming resistance R of single chip circuit 4Regulate, make bridge circuit 7 be in equilibrium state, namely between ab, electric current is 0, satisfies R in circuit 1* R 3=R 2* R 4, again because R 1=R 2So, R 3=R 4, single chip circuit 5 converts resistance to gravity and shows by display 6.
The sensitive electronic scales of a kind of bridge circuit that the utility model proposes, the exact value of its measurement can reach 0.01%.

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1. the sensitive electronic scales of bridge circuit, comprise sensor circuit (1), filter amplification circuit (2), A/D change-over circuit (4), single chip circuit (5), display (6) and keyboard (3); Described sensor circuit (1) order is connected with filter amplification circuit (2), A/D change-over circuit (4) and single chip circuit (5), and described single chip circuit (5) is connected with display (6) and keyboard (3) respectively; It is characterized in that: described sensor circuit (1) comprises one by high precision fixed resistance R 1, high precision fixed resistance R 2, the Precision trimming resistance R 4With voltage dependent resistor (VDR) R 3The bridge circuit (7) that forms connects galvanometer G on the branch road of described bridge circuit (7); Described bridge circuit (7) also is connected with a power supply, a protective resistance R ' and the switch of.
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