Automatic shutter for low light sensing and amplifying device

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

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250207, 2502011, H01J 3150, H01J 4014

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050497308

ABSTRACT:
A low light sensing and amplifying device uses an automatically adjustable electro-optic shutter that quantitatively attenuates the amount of monitored electromagnetic energy impinging on a light processor in proportional relation to the electromagnetic energy's intensity. An output signal from the light processor controls the output of a power supply which provides an output supply signal to the electro-optic shutter.

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Motorola Technical Brochure, Motorola Inc. Components Division, "PLZT Eleo-Optic Devices SCS Solid Ceramic Shutters," 1987.
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Motorola Technical Brochure, Motorola Inc. Components Division, "PLZT Shutter, Model SCS 1108A Drive Application Note," 1988.

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