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Title:
Photoelectric sensing system with light source compensating means
Abstract:
A photoelectric sensing system for detecting the occurrence of interruptions of a light beam is arranged to compensate for non-interrupting short-term variations occurring during transmission of the light beam. A clock controlled memory element enables a light emitting generator to generate a serial train of light pulse signals. Each generated light pulse signal is sensed by a sensor arranged to control the memory element to modulate the emitted light pulse signal to compensate for short-term variations occurring in the light signal transmission path.
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Inventors:
Kinder, George William (Columbus, OH, US)
Application Number:
641274
Filing Date: 1975-12-16 Publication_date: 1977-10-18 Assignee:
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated (Murray Hill, NJ)
Primary Class(es):
250/205
250/214AG, 250/552
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Other References:
Thomas, Jr. and Tyndall, Jr. "Digital Feedback Light-Emitting Diode Control" IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 16, No. 8, Jan. 1974. |