Method of exposure with plurality of light beams

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

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358474, B41J 247, G11B 708, H04N 140

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054501202

ABSTRACT:
A method of making a two-dimensional exposure on an object with a plurality of light beams by a main scan for making scans with the light beams in one direction and a sub-scan for making scans with the light beams in a direction intersecting the direction of the main scan. In a distance detecting step, a distance between a portion exposed to at least one of the plurality of light beams and a portion exposed to respective other light beams is detected when respective the plurality of light beams are exposed toward an object. In an exposure start-timing changing step, the timing for starting an exposure to be effected by at least one of the main scan and sub-scan made with respective the plurality of light beams is changed according to the distance in such a manner that the positions of the portions exposed to the plurality of light beams are substantially identical.

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