Abstract A quick-response transducer of angles of rotation of various members and devices about their axes comprising a mirror mounted on an axle, a collimated light beam source, a reflecting prism, two differentially connected photocells with a common load, a d.c. voltage amplifier, a galvanometer with mirror which is fixed by means of a holder to the galvanometer''s movable frame and is optically associated with the axle-mounted mirror, the galvanometer being arranged in direct proximity to the axlemounted mirror in order to extend the range of the measured angles of rotation of members and devices about their axes, wherein the movable frame of the galvanometer is coupled to the output of the d.c. voltage amplifier.
A quick-response transducer of angles of rotation of various members and devices about their axes, comprising a mirror mounted on an axle; a collimated light beam source optically associated with said mirror mounted on said axle; a reflecting prism; two differentially connected photocells with a common load, which are optically associated via said reflecting prism with said mirror mounted on said axle; a d.c. voltage amplifier with an input and an output, the input of said amplifier being connected to the common load of said two differentially connected photocells; a galvanometer with a holder, a movable frame and a mirror fixed by means of said holder to said movable frame of said galvanometer; said mirror following the rotation of said movable frame and being optically associated with said mirror mounted on said axle; said galvanometer being arranged in direct proximity to said mirror mounted on said axle, in order to extend the range of the measured angles of rotation of said members and devices aBout their axes; said movable frame being connected to said output of said d.c. voltage amplifier.
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A quick-response transducer of angles of rotation of various members and devices about their axes, comprising a mirror mounted on an axle; a collimated light beam source optically associated with said mirror mounted on said axle; a reflecting prism; two differentially connected photocells with a common load, which are optically associated via said reflecting prism with said mirror mounted on said axle; a d.c. voltage amplifier with an input and an output, the input of said amplifier being connected to the common load of said two differentially connected photocells; a galvanometer with a holder, a movable frame and a mirror fixed by means of said holder to said movable frame of said galvanometer; said mirror following the rotation of said movable frame and being optically associated with said mirror mounted on said axle; said galvanometer being arranged in direct proximity to said mirror mounted on said axle, in order to extend the range of the measured angles of rotation of said members and devices aBout their axes; said movable frame being connected to said output of said d.c. voltage amplifier.