Image reading apparatus

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Picture signal generator

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C358S483000, C358S486000, C358S471000, C358S474000, C358S444000

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08009336

ABSTRACT:
An image reading apparatus which can reduce a change of color balance due to the exchange of the optical unit. The image reading apparatus comprises an original glass plate on which an original is placed, and an optical unit adapted to move in parallel to the original glass plate below the original glass plate, the optical unit comprising an illumination light source adapted to illuminate the original placed on the original glass plate, and a charge coupled device adapted to read the reflected light from the original placed on the original glass plate, and the optical unit being exchangeable with a spare optical unit. The image reading apparatus retains thickness information of the original glass tableplate. The spare optical unit retains change information of an image resolution of the image reading apparatus due to a change of an optical path length of the spare optical unit replacing the optical unit.

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patent: 6473205 (2002-10-01), Pepe
patent: 6-113112 (1994-04-01), None
patent: 2008219371 (2008-09-01), None

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