Optical control circuit and semiconductor device for realizing t

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357 41, 357 58, H01L 2714

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ABSTRACT:
An optical control circuit is formed by connecting a photoconductive element and resistive element at their one end to the control electrode of a transistor, while connecting the other end of the photoconductive element to one of output electrodes of the transistor and the other end of the resistive element to a predetermined voltage supply point. With this simple circuit arrangement, an effective input control with respect to the control electrode of the transistor can be realized.

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