Abstract: A solid state light emitting display device utilizing two light emitting elements displayed in a single channel having ends in which each element is disposed closer to the ends of the channel than to each other.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 17, 1975
Date of Patent:
December 28, 1976
Assignee:
Integrated Display Systems Incorporated
Inventors:
Saul Lederhandler, Robert Maggio, Winthrop Blythe
Abstract: The high D.C. voltage power supply device for the electrodes of an electrostatic ink mist prevention system in rotary printing machines has a conventional full-wave voltage doubling circuit consisting basically of a transformer, plug-in rectifiers, plug-in capacitors and plug-in bleeder resisters. Additional circuitry mounted on an interchangeable printed circuit board comprising exclusively standard solid state switching elements such as an integrated circuit for producing an output pulse when the line voltage goes through zero voltage, which is utilized for turning the high voltage on and off via an SCR firing circuit in addition to illuminating a pilot light via a triac firing circuit. The D.C. high voltage load current is sensed across a resistor, and a resistor potentiometer is provided for setting the high voltage current turn-off trip point. A timing device is provided for re-energizing the solid state circuitry after a preset time interval.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 7, 1975
Date of Patent:
March 9, 1976
Assignee:
Wood Industries, Inc.
Inventors:
Robert A. Kulka, Thomas F. Bright, Thomas P. Bruno, Charles S. Huffsmith
Abstract: The high D.C. voltage power supply device for the electrodes of an electrostatic ink mist prevention in rotary printing machines has a conventional full-wave voltage doubling circuit consisting basically of a transformer, plug-in rectifiers, plug-in capacitors and plug-in bleeder resisters. Additional circuitry mounted on an interchangeable printed circuit board comprising exclusively standard solid state switching elements such as an integrated circuit for producing an output pulse when the line voltage goes through zero voltage, which is utilized for turning the high voltage on and off via an SCR firing circuit in addition to illuminating a pilot light via a triac firing circuit. The D.C. high voltage load current is sensed across a resistor, and a resistor potentiometer is provided for setting the high voltage current turn-off trip point. A timing device is provided for re-energizing the solid state circuitry after a preset time interval.