Two zone infrared ranging system

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ABSTRACT:
An economical dual zone active rangefinding system for a photographic camera operates upon the principle of triangulation without lateral displacement of either the radiation source or detector to provide an output signal indicative of whether the subject in the scene to be photographed is located in a select distance range from the photographic camera.

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