Light emitting diode control circuit

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With load device temperature modifier – Load device circuit controlled by the temperature modifying...

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315112, 307311, B05C 1102

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047712198

ABSTRACT:
When a light-emitting diode is controlled for transmitting high-frequency signals, such as video signals, or quick-changing analog signals, the electro-optical signal conversion is subjected to distortions due to temperature variations in the barrier layer of the diode which arise due to rapidly varying power losses. The circuit presented herein includes a compensating stage operatively connected to the diode, for alleviating such signal distortions. The system is capable of differentiating between the respective conditions of rising and falling edges of the control in the representative signal of signals to be transmitted.

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Werner Wiesner, "Ansteuerung von LED's in Optischen Sendern" Electronic, 26/28, Dec. 1984.

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