Method and apparatus for maintaining desired exposure levels

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Liquid crystal process – composition – or product

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430 31, 430 39, 430270, 430494, 430945, 350 66, 21912174, 264 14, 427 531, 427 541, G03G 1304, G03C 504

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ABSTRACT:
A radiation beam used for selectively exposing a surface is moved in a helical path by means of two oscillating mirrors vibrating about axes that are mutually perpendicular. By maintaining a constant product for oscillating frequency and rotational oscillatory mirror deflection, the level of exposure can be made substantially constant.

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