Synchro Adapter

Synchro Adapters are devices used in electrical and electronic equipment components, specifically in the supply class of Synchros And Resolvers.

Synchros and resolvers are electromechanical devices used for the measurement and control of angular position and velocity. They are commonly used in applications such as navigation systems, radar systems, and industrial automation.

A Synchro Adapter, also known as a Synchro-to-Digital Converter, is a device that converts the analog output signals from synchros or resolvers into digital signals that can be processed by digital systems. It essentially acts as an interface between the analog synchro or resolver and the digital system.

The Synchro Adapter typically consists of input channels for the synchro or resolver signals, analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) to convert the analog signals into digital values, and digital output interfaces to transmit the converted data to the digital system.

By using a Synchro Adapter, the analog position or velocity information from the synchros or resolvers can be accurately converted into digital data, which can then be processed and utilized by digital control systems or computer-based applications.

Overall, Synchro Adapters play a crucial role in integrating synchros and resolvers into modern digital systems, enabling precise measurement and control of angular position and velocity in various applications within the electrical and electronic equipment components industry.