Photomeric monitoring device

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controlled circuit

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250205, 250214RC, 250221, H01J 3912

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040327779

ABSTRACT:
A photometric monitoring device for detection and surveillance of objects entering and leaving a light field is provided wherein a monitored light source is compared with a reference light source in such a manner that abrupt or rapid changes in monitored light are detected and gradual changes are ignored. A first photo cell for monitoring a light source is coupled to the input of an operational amplifier having a feedback loop which includes a reference light source coupled to a second photocell. An RC network delays the reaction of the operational amplifier in balancing the voltage across both of said first and second photocells when abrupt changes occur, allowing a signal to be developed. Additional circuitry includes a comparator responsive to such developed signals which exceed predetermined limits, producing an output signal for use by a utilization device, such as a camera, recording device, alarm system, or the like.

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patent: 3582661 (1971-06-01), Emmasingel
patent: 3775617 (1973-11-01), Dubauskas
patent: 3931513 (1976-01-01), Germain

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