Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock
Patent
1991-05-29
1992-06-09
Miller, Stanley D.
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Personnel safety or limit control features
Interlock
307546, 328150, H03K 5153
Patent
active
051209950
ABSTRACT:
A peak detector circuit includes a switch for charging and discharging a capacitor at predetermined rates. In a first mode of operation, the switch is open and the peak detector functions to provide an output voltage that is indicative of the peak voltage level occurring at its input by charging a capacitor at a first predetermined rate. In a second mode of operation, the switch is closed and the peak detector functions to discharge the capacitor at a second predetermined rate and to a predetermined voltage. Subsequently in the second mode of operation, the peak detector then functions to provide an output voltage that follows its input voltage.
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Botsch Bradley J.
Miller Stanley D.
Motorola Inc.
Tran Sinh
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