A circuit has been developed for a device that performs electronic commutation of several photoreceivers which are used in investigating the characteristics of fluxes from various radiation sources. A mockup was assembled using P416B and MP37A transistors. The photoreceivers were FD-3 diodes. The device allows commutation of the output voltages of phototransducers in the range from 50 mV to 2 V. The circuit operates in both the cyclical interrogation regime and the regime with time turn-on of one of the receiving channels.
Device for electronic commutation of several photoreceivers
Billiges Digitalvoltmeter fuer Kraftfahrzeuganwendungen
Instruments and Experimental Techniques ; 19 , 4, PT.2 ; 1120-1123
1976
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English
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