Optical multi-beam scanning device and image forming apparatus

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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C347S233000

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ABSTRACT:
An optical multi-beam scanning device includes three or more light sources, a pre-deflection optical unit for providing a predetermined characteristic for each light beam emitted from the light sources, each pre-deflection optical unit being disposed so that a height of an optical path in a sub-scanning direction and an angle in the sub-scanning direction differ, a within-set combining unit for combining the optical paths by reflecting certain light beams being components of a set, and a light deflection unit for deflecting the plurality of light beams via the within-set combining unit in the main-scanning direction by reflection of a same surface.

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