Optical scanning systems with image curvature correcting means

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040198049

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ABSTRACT:
In an optical scanning system having a rotary scanner with multiple reflectors, which scanner images a light-responsive detector and moves that image repeatedly across the flat image field of an objective to generate a scanning raster, an optical corrector is mounted in the beam imaging the detector to correct for the fact that the detector image moves in a curved path. The optical corrector has a stepped surface such as to adjust the detector image incrementally during a scan, in the direction normal to the plane of the image field of the objective, so as to make the detector image motion substantially parallel to said image field.

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