Zero signal state detecting circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307358, 307494, 307520, 328164, H03K 5153

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047959193

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides a zero signal state detecting circuit for detecting zero signal state of the signal in an optical receiver or optical repeater. The zero signal state detecting circuit in accordance with the present invention comprises a level shifting circuit, a smoothing circuit, a first comparator, a peak detecting circuit and a second comparator. The output signal from the timing circuit to produce two output signals is shifted by the level shifting circuit. One of the two outputs of the level shifting circuit is smoothed by the smoothing circuit. The output of the smoothing circuit and the other one of the outputs of the level shifting circuit are compared by the first comparator and the output is detected by the peak detecting circuit. The output of the peak detecting circuit is compared by the second comparator against a reference voltage, and the zero signal state of the optical receiving signal is detected.

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patent: 3912943 (1975-10-01), Wilson
patent: 4241309 (1980-12-01), Elder
patent: 4363977 (1982-12-01), Tsuda et al.

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