Light beam scanner with focus-varying mechanism

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controls its own optical systems

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250236, 350 68, 358293, G02B 2717

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047330643

ABSTRACT:
A light beam scanner includes a focus-varying mechanism disposed in a light beam path between a light beam source and a rotating polygonal mirror for adjusting focus position of a light beam as it falls on the rotating polygonal mirror, and a control circuit arrangement for controlling the focus-varying mechanism in synchronism with rotation of the rotating polygonal mirror so that the light beam can fall on the rotating polygonal mirror as a correct linear image at all times for thereby focusing the light beam as a spot image on the image-carrying surface being scanned.

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