Light scanning apparatus

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359215, 359218, 359221, 346108, G02B 2608

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053174445

ABSTRACT:
An optical scanning apparatus of the present invention is for optically scanning a medium. In the optical scanning apparatus, a light source receives image information and emits light beam modulated in accordance with the image information. A single optically imaging system is positioned in a single location for receiving the light beam from the light source and for focusing the light beam to be focused on the medium. A reflective mirror formed with a single reflective surface is provided for reflecting the light beam from the optically imaging system to direct the light beam to the medium. The reflective mirror is rotated by a motor at a fixed speed to allow the reflective surface to scan the light beam on the medium in a scanning sweep. Surfaces other than the reflective surface of the reflective mirror is prevented from directing the light beam to be focused on the medium.

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