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Switching circuit utilizing the base storage characteristic of a transistor for use in a facsimile transceiver and the like

CA 1052279 A · Owner: Exxon Research And Engineering Company · Inventors: Vandling, John M.

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A document/copy carrying drum of a facsimile transceiver is rotatably driven by a synchronous motor. The synchronous motor is connected as a load in series with a first transistor and a first power supply of one polarity. The synchronous motor is also connected in series with a second circuit and a second power supply of opposite polarity so as to apply DC voltages of opposite polarity during alternate conduction of the transistors. Conduction of the transistors is controlled by alternately applying a series of relatively low voltage pulses to the bases of the transistors through high frequency isolation transformers. The pulses are separated by a time interval less than the base storage …

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  • Granted April 10, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 10, 1996.
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GrantedApril 10, 1979
Term endedApril 10, 1996
Patent numberCA 1052279 A
Classification (IPC)H04N1/36 +2 more

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198019821984198619881990199219941996Patent grantedApril 10, 1979Term endedApril 10, 1996

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