Light beam deflection scanning method and an apparatus therefor

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ABSTRACT:
A light beam deflection scanning method including the steps of: (a) finding data for cancelling distortion of a scanning track to be made on a surface of an object by a light beam focussed on the surface by a scanning lens, the distortion being caused by the lens; (b) directing the light beam at the surface through a scanning lens and deflecting the light beam in a main scanning direction; (c) detecting the position of the light beam on the surface; and the deflecting in step (b), deflecting the light beam in a subscanning direction by an amount based on the data, to thereby cancel the distortion of the scanning track.

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