Patent
1976-07-23
1980-12-16
Corbin, John K.
350 379, 350 385, 350 63, G02B 2717
Patent
active
042393264
ABSTRACT:
A holographic spinner reconstructs a light spot to rapidly scan a narrow line on a suitable "write" surface to generate an image. The geometry of the holographic spinner with respect to the holographic reconstruction light beam is such that the position of the regenerated light spot is insensitive to mechanical wobble which might be present in the spinner mechanism.
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Corbin John K.
Lee John D.
Xerox Corporation
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