A sample-and-hold-based sine wave phase measurement system

•Single input/channnel signal phase measurement method.•Enhanced phase Measurement System (PMS) prototype.•Best prototype uncertainty of 0.004 phase.•Protopype frequency range of 0.1 Hz ti 100 MHz. In this paper, a new prototype of a Phase Measurement System (PMS) is presented. The PMS uses a Sample...

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Veröffentlicht in:Measurement : journal of the International Measurement Confederation 2024-08, Vol.235, p.114934, Article 114934
Hauptverfasser: Picariello, Francesco, Rapuano, Sergio, Vito, Luca De, Daponte, Pasquale, Tudosa, Ioan
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Zusammenfassung:•Single input/channnel signal phase measurement method.•Enhanced phase Measurement System (PMS) prototype.•Best prototype uncertainty of 0.004 phase.•Protopype frequency range of 0.1 Hz ti 100 MHz. In this paper, a new prototype of a Phase Measurement System (PMS) is presented. The PMS uses a Sample & Hold (S&H) circuit-based architecture, and it is capable of performing phase measurements with very low uncertainty over a wide bandwidth. The prototype covers a frequency range from 100 Hz to 100 MHz, and it consists of three main subsystems: (i) a bank of four S&H circuits, (ii) a pulse train signal generator with coarse and fine delay control, and (iii) a data acquisition circuit followed by digital signal processing. The paper describes the method and system-level architecture of the PMS, as well as its capabilities. Experimental results show that the PMS can provide high-accuracy time measurements from high-accuracy amplitude measurements. For a sinewave frequency of 10 MHz, the maximum standard deviation obtained was 0.019°, while for a frequency of 100 MHz, the maximum standard deviation was 0.73°. These results represent a significant improvement compared to the previous PMS prototype and reference measurement instrumentation.
ISSN:0263-2241
1873-412X
DOI:10.1016/j.measurement.2024.114934