Media spacing system for fiber optic cathode ray tube printer

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Light or beam marking apparatus or processes – Scan of light

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3589011, 358302, 355 1, 355 20, G01D 942, H04N 123

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ABSTRACT:
A media spacing system for a fiber optic CRT printer. The system has a film coating over the fiber optic portion of the CRT, outside the phosphor display area, which keeps the media a fixed distance from the display area to provide for a uniform display of data on the media. The film may be applied in multiple layers, with each successive layer having a larger size, to create a rounded edge for the coating. A pressure plate is placed on the opposite side of the media from the film coating to keep the media firmly against the film coating. A compliant element, such as foam rubber, attaches the pressure plate to a fixed bracket to allow the pressure plate to adjust for bow and twist of the CRT, while maintaining pressure against the media.

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