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More  Converters: Frequency to Voltage   Discriminator Circuits

1uS LIGHT PULSE DISCRIMINATOR + F-TO-V CONVERTER


This circuit is designed to detect the narrow 1uS pulses produced by the above Amplifier circuit. The clean logic type pulses produced by the discriminator are then sent to a frequency to voltage converter. This hobby circuit is designed to process a pulse frequency of 10KHz that is frequency modulated by voice audio signals. This hobby circuit is described in more detail in the receiver circuit section of my Handbook of Optical Through the Air Communications.

 

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1uS Pulse Discriminator & Pulse Stretecher designed

 by Dave Johnson (March 11, 1999)



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