Light collector having optically coated acrylic substrate

Radiant energy – Source with recording detector – Using a stimulable phosphor

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25022718, 250368, 358494, H01J 4726, G01T 120, G03B 4202

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055414214

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for collecting and detecting radiation emitted by, reflected from, or transmitted through a scanned information medium. The apparatus includes a photodetector assembly and first and second planar mirror assemblies configured to maximize collection efficiency and flare radiation attenuation. The first and second planar mirror assemblies include specularly reflective mirrors including an acrylic substrate having a reflective aluminum coating vacuum deposited on the acrylic substrate.

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