Ambient light sensor touch switch system and method

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

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250227, 250578, H01J 4014

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043295819

ABSTRACT:
An ambient light responsive touch switch system for producing a signal whenever ambient light impinging on a photoelectric detector at a switch location is altered relative to the ambient light sensed by a photoelectric detector at a non-switch location. The system includes means for comparing the intensity of light between the photoelectric detector at a switch location relative to the intensity of ambient light at a non-switch location and a logic system that will produce a signal when the intensity of ambient light at the switch location is altered relative to the ambient light at the non-switch location.

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