Simultaneous multi-beam optical modulation system

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042931959

ABSTRACT:
The simultaneous multi-beam optical modulation process comprises the steps of obtaining a plurality of modulated signals with the amplitude of carriers having different frequencies modulated by a plurality of signals, and driving an acoustic optical element by the modulated signals so that a light modulation is performed by the acoustic optical element. In this system, a dummy signal is produced by squaring a plurality of the signals and adding and then inverting the squared signals and a setting voltage for setting an overall deflection efficiency of the acoustic optical element, or by adding and then inverting a plurality of the signals and the setting voltage and then squaring the sum. The amplitude of an assigned carrier is modulated by the dummy signal and a modulated output is obtained. The modulated output and the modulated signals are summed up into a summed-up signal, which is then applied to the acoustic optical system. An apparatus for carrying out the process is also described.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3727062 (1973-04-01), Foster
patent: 3744039 (1973-06-01), Hrbek et al.
patent: 3935566 (1976-01-01), Snopko

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