Photo detector circuit having a current mirror circuit

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controlled circuit

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250214LA, 369 4429, H01J 4014

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059819367

ABSTRACT:
A photo detector circuit comprises a photodiode for detecting a reflected light beam from an optical recording medium and converting the light beam to a current output, and a current-voltage converter for converting the output current of the photodiode to a proportional voltage. In this circuit, the output current of the photodiode is inputted via a current mirror circuit to the current-voltage converter, so that the S/N is improved and the entire circuit can be formed into a single chip to thereby decrease the number of external elements with another advantage of dimensional reduction.

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