Optoelectronic installation for the interconnection of electroni

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1993-10-28

1995-11-21

Pascal, Leslie

Optical: systems and elements

Deflection using a moving element

Using a periodically moving element

359153, 359159, 359161, H04B 1020

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054692865

ABSTRACT:
The first receiver element includes a detector element subdivided into first and second detector subelements each having a photosensitive section of a general elongate rectangular shape and disposed longitudinally opposite the radiation emitted by the first emitter element, the first and second detector subelements being disposed next to each other on their longer sides, with their substep chosen to be equal to, at most, strictly half the step of the first emitter element. An electronic receiving channel is assigned to the first or second detector subelement. Main switching means electrically connect the first or the second detector subelement to the electronic receiving channel according to a predetermined reception condition relating to the signals received by the said first and second detector subelements.

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