Exposure lamp control for image forming apparatus

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Combined with or convertible to a contact printer

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355 55, 355 69, G03G 1500

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045737878

ABSTRACT:
In a copy machine with a variable copy magnification, light reflected from a document, which is exposed by an exposure lamp, is led to a photosensitive drum to form thereon a copy image of a predetermined size and also led to a photo detecting circuit to detect a density of the document and to control an amount of exposure. An exposure control circuit of the copy machine comprises a magnification setter for generating a magnification signal dependent on a magnification as selected, a control signal generating circuit for generating a control signal according to the magnification signal and the output signal from the photo detecting circuit and a power source circuit for applying a power voltage to the exposure lamp according to the control signal.

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