Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – Via radiant energy beam
Patent
1984-06-15
1986-08-12
Myracle, Jerry W.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
Via radiant energy beam
34087041, 340648, G08C 1936
Patent
active
046059253
ABSTRACT:
An infra-red telemetry system for transmitting information between a rotating shaft of a dynamoelectric machine and an adjacent stationary location includes a plurality of sources of infra-red radiation spaced equi-distanced from one another around the shaft of the dynamoelectric machine and mounted to the shaft of the machine. Information is coded into a pulse train and the pulse train is used to energize the infra-red sources simultaneously. At least one infra-red detector is mounted at a stationary location adjacent the dynamoelectric machine. The infra-red sources are directed to bounce their radiation off a cover plate having a diffuse reflecting surface and mounted on the rotor of the dynamoelectric machine. The bounced radiation is detected by the infra-red detector and decoded to provide the information from the rotor.
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Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd.
Checkovich Paul
Myracle Jerry W.
Squillaro Jerome C.
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