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A light detecting book light.

 
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Feb2-09, 09:45 PM   #1
 

A light detecting book light.


Firstly, the book light works fine. I'm also attaching a circuit diagram.


I don't really understand why the emitter of the transmitter (its marked with an E) takes in the current. Could someone explain to me how this circuit works?
 
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Firstly, the book light works fine. I'm also attaching a circuit diagram.


I don't really understand why the emitter of the transmitter (its marked with an E) takes in the current. Could someone explain to me how this circuit works?
There's a circuit diagram?
 
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