Single lens rangefinder device having light emitter and detector

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G03B 310

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044602596

ABSTRACT:
A simple rangefinder device, suitable for two-zone ranging applications, comprises a single lens, a light emitter located with respect to the lens to produce a beam of light, and a light detector located with respect to the lens to define a field of view. The effective lens aperture for the emitter and the detector substantially coincide and the field of view of the detector overlaps the light beam in a detection region extending away from the lens for a predetermined distance. Signal processing electronics receive a signal produced by the light detector to produce a signal representing the presence or absence of a reflecting object in the detection region.

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