Image forming device of copying apparatus of the variable duplic

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Focus or magnification control

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G03B 2557

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041719042

ABSTRACT:
In copying apparatus capable of producing a duplicate from an original by varying the size of the former from that of the latter, a change tends to occur in the exposure of an image forming surface when the rate of magnification or reduction is varied, with a result that the image forming surface is either overexposed or underexposed. To obviate this defect, a mirror is mounted in the vicinity of the original in such a manner that the distance between the mirror and the original and the length of a short side of the effective reflecting surface of the mirror corresponding to the width of a slit for exposing the image forming surface to the original are kept constant. By this arrangement, it is possible to keep constant at all times the exposure of the image forming surface, irrespective of a change in the rate of magnification or reduction.

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patent: 3917393 (1975-11-01), Nier
patent: 3996596 (1976-12-01), Kurtik
patent: 4084897 (1978-04-01), Queener

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