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Correlation-function display and peak detection

Correlation-function display and peak detection

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A new method of correlation-function display and peak detection, based on the polarity correlator, is described. It is shown that the overload states of a parallel array of integrating counters, when displayed at regular intervals of elapsed integration time, define the correlation function. The system has been especially designed for use in correlation flowmeters.

Inspec keywords: correlation methods; display systems; flowmeters

Other keywords: peak detection; overload states; correlation flowmeters; integrating counters; correlation function display; polarity correlator; parallel array

Subjects: Information theory; Level, flow and volume measurement; Signal processing and detection; Sensing devices and transducers; Display, recording and indicating instruments; Recorders and indicators for control systems

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