Light integrator circuit with built-in anticipation

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With radiant energy sensitive control means – Load device irradiating the radiant energy responsive device

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250214P, 315241P, 354 33, 354 60F, H05B 4132

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042412803

ABSTRACT:
A quench strobe includes a light integrator circuit with an anticipation network which enables the quench to be anticipated by a predetermined time corresponding to the reaction time of the strobe quenching circuitry so as to avoid overexposure under conditions where the photographic subjects are close to the camera or under conditions of relatively high scene light reflectance.

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