Optical scanner with reduced end of scan wobble having an even n

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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359216, H01J 516

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050632922

ABSTRACT:
An optical scanning system reduces wobble at the ends of the scan line by twice reflecting a laser beam off a facet of a rotating polygon mirror, then passing the beam through a cylindrical scan lens system which will focus the beam in the scan plane to the scan line and then reflecting the beam off a cylindrical mirror to focus the beam in the cross-scan plane to the scan line.

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