Beam deflecting for enhanced laser printer scanning

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Light or beam marking apparatus or processes – Scan of light

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347239, 347243, 347260, 347261, B41J 247

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ABSTRACT:
A system and method of providing a periodic trajectory scan path for a laser beam across a photoconductive surface in a laser printer. A preferred embodiment of the periodic trajectory for a system with a two-axis deflector includes a multiple-frequency omega wave trajectory for providing a substantially rectangular grid of available dot locations for selective laser beam pulsing. As such, a plurality of generally linear rows of dots are completed in a single scan pass of the laser beam across the surface. The periodic trajectory is provided by deflecting the laser beam with an optical beam deflector, such as an electro-optic deflector, placed between the laser and the rotating polygon scanning mirror. A preferred embodiment of the beam deflector includes a folded optical path.

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