Capacitor strobe charging device utilizing current detection...

Photography – With object illumination for exposure – Having indicator

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C396S206000

Reexamination Certificate

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06957017

ABSTRACT:
A strobe device including a light-emitting tube, a main capacitor which accumulates energy and which supplies the energy to the light-emitting tube, a transformer circuit which includes primary and secondary coils in order to accumulate the energy of a power supply in the main capacitor, wherein the primary coil is connected to the power supply and the secondary coil is connected to the main capacitor, a control circuit which controls a current flowing from the power supply to the primary coil, wherein a current starts to flow through the secondary coil after the control circuit stops a current flowing through the primary coil, and a determination circuit which determines that a malfunction has occurred in accordance with a current flowing through the secondary coil.

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