Light collector for an LED array

Optical: systems and elements – Single channel simultaneously to or from plural channels – By surface composed of lenticular elements

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359710, 359726, G02B 2710

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06115184&

ABSTRACT:
A light collector for directing light to a concentrated area on a target surface such as for use with a linear LED array used as an erase lamp in an electrophotographic printer. The collector includes a compound cylinder lens supported by a pair of reflecting members. The reflecting members reflect light rays from the LED array to the cylinder lens. The cylinder lens includes a lower surface for capturing the reflected light rays and a tongue extending from the lower surface for capturing light rays directly from the LED array. The cylinder lens directs and concentrates the captured light rays in a narrow line on a target surface.

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