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Optically driven switch turn-off time reduced by opaque coatings

Turn-off response time of an optically driven switch is reduced by placing an opaque covering over the passivating silicon dioxide members. The coating prevents photon absorption so that carriers are not trapped or stored on the base region, thus shortening turn-off time.

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Switching mechanism senses angular acceleration

Switching mechanism actuates an electrical circuit when a predetermined angular acceleration and displacement are reached. A rotor in the mechanism overcomes the restraint of a magnetic detent when the case in which the detent is mounted reaches the predetermined angular acceleration.

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Preregulator feedback circuit utilizes Light Actuated Switch

Preregulator feedback circuit employing a Light Actuated Switch /LAS/ provides a simple and efficient feedback device in a power supply preregulator which maintains dc isolation between input and output grounds. The LAS consists of a diode PN junction infrared source close to, but electrically isolated from, a photodetector.

Hayser, T. P.↗

Computer program detects transient malfunctions in switching circuits

A program which accepts a system model in the form of Boolean equations and solves these equations using a ternary algebra will determine the response of large combinational and sequencial switching circuits to given input changes, taking into account malfunctions due to races, hazards, and oscillations.

Calvin, E. L.↗

Simplified technique demonstrates magnetic domain switching

Light from a conventional photographic light source is polarized and projected through thin samples of gadolinium iron garnet and then observed with a conventional polarizing microscope. A distinctive change in color from red to yellow is observed as the magnetic domains are switched.

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