Automatic gain control apparatus which adjusts bias and gain to

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

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250214C, H01J 4014

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049872982

ABSTRACT:
An automatic gain control apparatus includes an optical receiving element. The optical receiving element generates electrical signals with an adjustable multiplication factor. A variable gain controller amplifies the electrical signals with an adjustable gain. A comparator generates determined signals corresponding to the difference between levels of an amplified signal from the gain controller and a predetermined signal. A comparator controls the gain of the controller. Also, bias signals are produced for setting the multiplication factor to first and second defined values.

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