Process for positioning a light beam on a picture area

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

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250214B, 358237, G01J 4014

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052351734

ABSTRACT:
A method of positioning a light beam on a picture surface relative to a light sensor located on the picture surface includes the step of completely illuminating the sensor with the light beam while the sensor is exposed to ambient light and recording a first output signal. A second output signal is recorded when the sensor is exposed to only ambient light. The first and second output signals are provided to an evaluation circuit to calculate a positioning signal having a value equal to a selected percentage of the difference between the first and second output signals. The light beam is positioned relative to the sensor to expose the sensor to a percentage of the light beam which is equal to the selected percentage of the difference between the first and second signals

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