Beam intensity measurement system for raster scanners

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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235455, 358282, 358300, H04N 124, H06N 130

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043420508

ABSTRACT:
A raster scanner has a laser as a source of a scan beam, an optical system including a rotating polygon for scanning the laser beam across the object to be scanned, and a detector pair for identifying the start-of-scan (SOS) and end-of-scan (EOS) positions of the beam scanning path. One or both detectors are modified to incorporate a peak responding circuit which produces a signal whose voltage level represents the maximum light intensity of the scan beam as the scan beam scans across the detector or detectors. The peak responding circuit includes an output tap permitting the peak signal to be read by a suitable voltage reading meter.

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