Method and apparatus to correct the length of an image in a...

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Size – resolution – or scale control

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C358S451000, C358S474000, C358S486000, C358S497000, C358S003260

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10745677

ABSTRACT:
A method and an apparatus to correct the length of an image in a flatten scanner. The method includes moving an image sensor by driving a motor; calculating a first number of pixels; calculating a difference between the first number of pixels and a second number of pixels; and correcting the length of the image scanned in the flatten scanner by using the calculated difference. Therefore, the method makes it possible that a scanned image can have the same length as that of an original image by using the difference between the first and second numbers of pixels. In addition, when a flatten scanner is developed, necessity for fine adjustment to correct the length of a scanned image is eliminated, and, therefore, time required to develop a scanner is shortened.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5535007 (1996-07-01), Kim
patent: 6400854 (2002-06-01), Kudoh
patent: 2003/0128374 (2003-07-01), Brothers et al.

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