Large format laser scanner with wavelength insensitive scanning

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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350 63, 350 67, 358491, 250236, G02B 2610

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050261339

ABSTRACT:
A large format laser scanning system is disclosed that incorporates a compact, wobble free and wavelength insensitive scanning mechanism. The scanning mechanism includes a pentaprism and lens mounted on a rotating frame assembly that is located within a scanning drum. Multiple light beams generated by a light source are passed through the rotating pentaprism and lens to scan a photosensitive medium located on the interior surface of the scanning drum.

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