Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With signal – indicator – or alarm – Radiant energy responsive control type
Patent
1993-04-26
1994-08-09
Mis, David
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
With signal, indicator, or alarm
Radiant energy responsive control type
315158, 315219, 315224, 315226, 315307, 315360, 355 69, 355229, H05B 4139, G03B 2772
Patent
active
053369769
ABSTRACT:
A method for determining when overall lamp intensity is stable for a lamp in a document scanner. The intensity of a relatively small portion of the lamp is controlled as part of a closed loop intensity control system. During a warm-up transient period, the intensity of the small portion of the lamp is monitored and power to the lamp is monitored. A changing power to the lamp indicates that the overall lamp intensity has not stabilized. Scanning is initiated when the intensity of the monitored portion of the lamp is within a predetermined control range and the power to the lamp has stabilized for a predetermined time period. The predetermined time period can be a default value or can be determined by a user.
Webb Steven L.
Youngers Kevin J.
Hewlett--Packard Company
Mis David
Winfield Augustus W.
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