The Ai. A2 series operates with a telephone line, where sound anomalies or off-hook currents activate a light within an arc tube, which in turn triggers a photosensitive MOSFET. This process involves a saturated conduction base voltage that sends a negative pulse to an IC, causing it to temporarily flip and output a high signal. This current triggers a circuit that lights lamp H. After the telephone is hung up, the lamp circuit resets, and additional components including capacitors and resistors form a delay circuit, allowing the lamp to extinguish after approximately 45 seconds. The circuit also includes a light control mechanism that responds to ambient light levels, ensuring that the lamp only illuminates in darkness. The arrangement includes a trigger circuit that regulates the conduction angle of an SCR, facilitating the lamp's lighting. The system is designed to operate normally when connected to an AC power supply, ensuring that lamp H remains off when power is not available.
The Ai. A2 series circuit is designed to interface with a telephone line, enabling it to respond to specific events such as off-hook conditions or sound anomalies. The core functionality is initiated when an off-hook current flows through a light-emitting arc tube, which activates a photosensitive MOSFET. This MOSFET is critical for detecting the light levels and controlling the subsequent actions of the circuit.
In the initial stage, the circuit detects the off-hook condition via a saturated base voltage, which allows for the conduction of current through the base of the MOSFET. This current generates a negative pulse sent to an integrated circuit (IC), which temporarily flips its state and outputs a high signal at pin 3. This output serves as a trigger for the lamp circuit, illuminating lamp H.
Following the completion of the call, the circuit is designed to reset itself. The delay mechanism, formed by capacitors (C1) and resistors (R), allows lamp H to remain lit for a predetermined duration of approximately 45 seconds after the call ends. This delay is essential for providing visual feedback to the user.
Moreover, the circuit incorporates a light control feature, which ensures that lamp H only activates in low-light conditions. This is achieved through the use of a light-sensitive component (MG), which detects ambient light levels. When sufficient light is present, the resistance within the circuit increases, reducing the bias at the base of the MOSFET and effectively turning off the lamp. This ensures energy efficiency and prolongs the lifespan of the lamp by preventing unnecessary illumination during daylight.
The arrangement of resistors and tuning components within the trigger circuit is designed to modulate the conduction angle of a silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR). This modulation allows for smooth and controlled lighting of lamp H, adapting to different operational conditions, such as ringing or off-hook scenarios. The entire system is powered through an AC supply, ensuring that lamp H remains non-operational when disconnected from power, thereby enhancing safety and preventing accidental illumination.
In summary, the Ai. A2 series circuit provides a robust solution for telephone line indication, combining responsive light control with an effective delay mechanism to enhance user experience while maintaining energy efficiency.Ai. A2 series with the telephone line, when the sound wrong or off-hook current is passed lC, inside the arc tube made of light so wins the photosensitive MOSFET, VT J withdraw al base voltage saturated conduction, to one-shot IC: (2) feet away negative pulse, IC2 flip temporarily into the love, (3) pin output high. vs current turn trigger pole eligible uov cross flow circuit, lighting the lamp H. After the call to the telephone hook-shaped lamp circuit before recovery, due IC, (6). (7) feet to eight and Cl as the composition of the extension js circuit, after each hanging lamp H may delay self-extinguish after 45 seconds.
The principle above when the lamp for the delay. The circuit consists of MG. RP composed of light control circuit, has its day or indoor illumination light it. Because hidden in the next sequence by MG lamp light pierced by light irradiation was within the low resistance, so that the base bias VT Heron reduced even Icl conducting work, V7 remains off like blogs, according to ten circuit does not work, the lamp H is not bright only when there is no light at night and IJ was lit. Circuit arrangement of felt, R, tnr tune trigger circuit, pupa section vs SCR conduction angle, so that the lamp flat lighting is used for wither.
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