Patent
1979-01-22
1980-09-09
Gonzales, John
354 25, 354 31, G03B 1318
Patent
active
042214742
ABSTRACT:
An infrared measuring beam is emitted from the camera towards the subject, and reflected back as a tiny light spot projected, by an optics which transversely shifts in dependence upon exposure-objective subject-distance setting, onto one, the other or both of two infrared photodiodes. The signals from the two photodiodes are transmitted in processed form to two output flip-flops through the intermediary of a single, shared signal-processing stage, employing time-division-multiplexed transmission of the two photodiode signals, to assure that the signal processing of the two photodiode output signals be as identical as possible.
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patent: 3610934 (1971-10-01), Turner
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patent: 4126870 (1978-11-01), Kondo
Borowski Kurt
Cocron Istvan
Huber Theodor
Lermann Peter
Wagensonner Eduard
Agfa-Gevaert AG
Gonzales John
Perkey William B.
Striker Michael J.
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