def hysteresis_threshold_ratios_opendrain(r1, r2, rh):
"""
Same as hysteresis_threshold_ratios(), but for open-drain comparators.
In contrast to hysteresis_threshold_ratios(), ignores rh for the upper
threshold.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
rh : float or EngineerIO string
The hysteresis resistor of the divider
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute r1, r2 in parallel with rh
r2rh = parallel_resistors(r2, rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2rh)
thu = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
return (thl, thu)
def hysteresis_threshold_ratios_opendrain(r1, r2, rh):
"""
Same as hysteresis_threshold_ratios(), but for open-drain comparators.
In contrast to hysteresis_threshold_ratios(), ignores rh for the upper
threshold.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
rh : float or EngineerIO string
The hysteresis resistor of the divider
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute r1, r2 in parallel with rh
r2rh = parallel_resistors(r2, rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2rh)
thu = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
return (thl, thu)
def __hysteresis_threshold_factors(r1, r2, rh, fn):
"""Internal push-pull & open-drain common code"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl, thu = fn(r1, r2, rh)
# Compute factors
thnom = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
return (thl / thnom, thu / thnom)
def __hysteresis_threshold_factors(r1, r2, rh, fn):
"""Internal push-pull & open-drain common code"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl, thu = fn(r1, r2, rh)
# Compute factors
thnom = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
return (thl / thnom, thu / thnom)
def hysteresis_threshold_ratios(r1, r2, rh):
"""
Calculates hysteresis threshold factors for push-pull comparators
Assumes that r1 and r2 are used to divide Vcc using a fixed ratio to
obtain a threshold voltage.
Additionally, Rh sources or sinks current to the threshold voltage,
depending on the current state of the comparator.
Additionally it it assumed that the same voltage (Vcc) that feeds
the R1+R2 divider is output from the comparator and input to Rh.
This function computes the (lower, upper) division ratios by
assuming rh is set either parallel with R1 (upper) or with R2 (lower).
Returns a tuple (lower, upper) containing floats
representing the division ratios.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
rh : float or EngineerIO string
The hysteresis resistor of the divider
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute r1, r2 in parallel with rh
r1rh = parallel_resistors(r1, rh)
r2rh = parallel_resistors(r2, rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2rh)
thu = unloaded_ratio(r1rh, r2)
return (thl, thu)
def hysteresis_threshold_ratios(r1, r2, rh):
"""
Calculates hysteresis threshold factors for push-pull comparators
Assumes that r1 and r2 are used to divide Vcc using a fixed ratio to
obtain a threshold voltage.
Additionally, Rh sources or sinks current to the threshold voltage,
depending on the current state of the comparator.
Additionally it it assumed that the same voltage (Vcc) that feeds
the R1+R2 divider is output from the comparator and input to Rh.
This function computes the (lower, upper) division ratios by
assuming rh is set either parallel with R1 (upper) or with R2 (lower).
Returns a tuple (lower, upper) containing floats
representing the division ratios.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
rh : float or EngineerIO string
The hysteresis resistor of the divider
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
rh = normalize_numeric(rh)
# Compute r1, r2 in parallel with rh
r1rh = parallel_resistors(r1, rh)
r2rh = parallel_resistors(r2, rh)
# Compute thresholds
thl = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2rh)
thu = unloaded_ratio(r1rh, r2)
return (thl, thu)
def hysteresis_resistor(r1, r2, fh=0.05):
"""
Computes the hysteresis resistor Rh for a given
R1, R2 divider network and a given deviation factor.
The deviation factor fh represents the one-sided deviation
from the nominal R1/R2 ratio. The total hysteresis is +-fh,
i.e 2*fh.
For example, for fh=0.05, the threshold will be 95% and 105%
of the nominal ratio respectively.
For open-drain comparators, fh represents the full deviation
as the upper threshold is equivalent to the nominal threshold.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
fh : float or EngineerIO string
The deviation factor (e.g. 0.05 for 5% one-sided hysteresis
deviation from the nominal r1/r2 value)
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
fh = normalize_numeric(fh)
# NOTE: We compute rh for the lower threshold only
thnom = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
ratio_target = thnom * (1. - fh)
# Compute the resistor that, in parallel to R2, yields
# a divider with our target ratio
r2total = bottom_resistor_by_ratio(r1, ratio_target)
# Solve 1/R3 = (1/R1 + 1/R2) for R2 => R2 = (R1 * R3) / (R1 - R3)
return (r2 * r2total) / (r2 - r2total)
def hysteresis_resistor(r1, r2, fh=0.05):
"""
Computes the hysteresis resistor Rh for a given
R1, R2 divider network and a given deviation factor.
The deviation factor fh represents the one-sided deviation
from the nominal R1/R2 ratio. The total hysteresis is +-fh,
i.e 2*fh.
For example, for fh=0.05, the threshold will be 95% and 105%
of the nominal ratio respectively.
For open-drain comparators, fh represents the full deviation
as the upper threshold is equivalent to the nominal threshold.
Parameters
----------
r1 : float or EngineerIO string
The top resistor of the divider
r2 : float or EngineerIO string
The bottom resistor of the divider
fh : float or EngineerIO string
The deviation factor (e.g. 0.05 for 5% one-sided hysteresis
deviation from the nominal r1/r2 value)
"""
# Normalize inputs
r1 = normalize_numeric(r1)
r2 = normalize_numeric(r2)
fh = normalize_numeric(fh)
# NOTE: We compute rh for the lower threshold only
thnom = unloaded_ratio(r1, r2)
ratio_target = thnom * (1. - fh)
# Compute the resistor that, in parallel to R2, yields
# a divider with our target ratio
r2total = bottom_resistor_by_ratio(r1, ratio_target)
# Solve 1/R3 = (1/R1 + 1/R2) for R2 => R2 = (R1 * R3) / (R1 - R3)
return (r2 * r2total) / (r2 - r2total)