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Stan’s Legacy

Figure (3-10)

Laser Accelerator

How it is written

  • (3-10) 15×

Drawings 4

On this figure 7

Where it is named · 15

Laser Accelerator Assembly 11×

  1. Laser Accelerator Circuit (10) of Figure (4) which is a component part of Laser Accelerator Assembly (20) of Figure (3-10) uses a GaAs infrared emitting diode (1) of figure (3-9) to trigger a SDP8611 Optoschmitt light receiver (2) of Figure (3-9) from quiescent state ( output logic high ... …

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  2. Laser Accelerator Assembly (20) of Figure (3-10)

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  3. Optical lens (4) of Figure (310) redirects and focuses the transmitted light source (3) of Figure (3-9) (traveling infrared light waves) to the Optoschmitt (2) by passing the light source through a series of concentric lenses (4a xxx 4n) of Figure (3-10) which become progressively smaller from the outer peripheral lens surface (4a) to the inner lens surface (4n).

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  4. The spatially concentric lenses (4a xxx 4n) of Figure (3-10) causes the beam angle of the light source to trigger the Optoschmitt (2) beyond the minimum irradiance that is needed to switch the Optoschmitt from quiescent state (high logic state I B+ ) to on-state (output changing to zero volts).

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  5. The Derate linearly of light intensity is approximately 1.25mWj degree C above 25 degree C at a spatial distance of .500 inches between the two infrared devices (1)(2) of Figure (3-9) as to Figure (3-10).

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  6. Grouping additional optical circuits (8a xxx 8n) in an inline or linear arrangement, now, forms Led Pickup Circuit (10) of Figure (3-9), as shown in Figure assembly (20) of Figure (3-10).

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  7. Figure assembly (20) of Figure (3-10)

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  8. To perform a switch-logic function, light - gate (9) of Figure (3-9) as to Figure (3-10) is inserted between the matched infrared devices (1)(2) and moved in a linear displacement from one optical circuit (8x) to another optical circuit (8xx), as illustrated in Figure (3-9)(3-10) as to Figure (3-7).

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  9. To perform a switch-logic function, light - gate (9) of Figure (3-9) as to Figure (3-10) is inserted between the matched infrared devices (1)(2) and moved in a linear displacement from one optical circuit (8x) to another optical circuit (8xx), as illustrated in Figure (3-9)(3-10) as to Figure (3-7).

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  10. Light-gate (9) integrated with led pickup circuit (10) make up Laser Accelerator assembly (20), as shown in Figure (3-10).

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  11. Light-gate (9) of Figure (3-10) is mechanically linked to the car acceleration pedal by way of cabling hookup (22).

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Acceleration Control Circuit (30)

  1. … xxI4n) or signal output (15) of Figure (3-5) is, now, electrically transmitted to Acceleration Control Circuit (30) of Figure (3-5) since Laser Accelerator Assembly (20) of figure (3-10) converts mechanical displacement (9a xxx 9n) to electrical time-response (14a xxx 14n) of Figure (3-7) by linearly moving (forward and/or reverse direction) "low" logic state signal (12) in a array o …

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  2. In retrospect to engine performance (gas pedal attenuation) (21) of Figure (3-10), a wider pulse width (17a xxx) of Figure (3-13C) increases (accelerates) engine R.P.M.; whereas, smaller pulse-width (17ax) reduces (de-accelerates) engine R.P.M .. Cruising speed (3-13B) of Figure (3-13) is simply accomplished when pulse width remains constant.

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Laser Distributor

  1. Laser Distributor assembly (430) of Figure (3-44) functions in similar manner as Laser Accelerator (20) of Figure (3-10) except light-gate (141) of Figure (3-44) rotates in the same direction of Spark-rotor (142) and being displaced opposite to rotor blade (142), allowing intermixed processed ambient air gases (101) an …

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  2. Laser Accelerator (20) of Figure (3-10)

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