Light signal receiver with preamplification function and dual po

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

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330 59, 359189, H01J 4014

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ABSTRACT:
A light signal receiver in which an input of a preamplifier receives a so-called useful electric current output by a light-sensitive device. The preamplifier comprises an input stage having an input transistor assembled with a "common base" whose emitter is connected to the input of the preamplifier and whose base is kept at a fixed potential. A low input impedance and therefore a reduction of the influence of stray capacitance exhibited by the light-sensitive device results from this arrangement Further, a second input transistor can be utilized so that the preamplifier operates as a differential type preamplifier.

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