Synchronizing signal generating circuit for optical scanning dev

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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358481, H01J 314

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057930368

ABSTRACT:
A synchronizing signal generating circuit for an optical scanning device. The synchronizing signal gernerating circuit including a photodiode, a high-pass filter circuit, and a signal processing circuit. The high-pass filter circuit is the load for the photodiode and is comprised of an inductance and a resistance arranged in parallel. The high-pass filter circuit is configured to have a cutoff frequency that is marginally below the frequency of a synchronizing signal. The signal processing circuit is connected to the connection point of the photodiode and the high-pass filter circuit and receives a detection signal. The signal processing circuit amplifies the detection signal, cuts the DC component, and compares the resulting signal to a reference voltage to produce the synchronizing signal.

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