Optical receiver apparatus for quickly detecting loss of a compo

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

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359161, 359189, 375359, 375357, 375228, H01J 4014

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055896839

ABSTRACT:
An optical signal receiver apparatus contains: a photoelectric conversion circuit for receiving an optical signal conveying cyclic timing information, and converting the optical signal into an electrical signal conveying the cyclic timing information; a receiving clock signal extraction circuit for extracting a receiving clock signal indicating the cyclic timing information, from the electrical signal; and a loss-of-clock digital-detection circuit for detecting absence of a change in a digital level of the receiving clock signal.

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