Multiple beam exposure control

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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359250, 359256, 359259, 359276, 359286, 359305, 358296, 346108, G02F 101, G02F 111, G02F 129, G02B 530

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ABSTRACT:
In a raster output scanner, a system for using one original beam and one facet of a rotating polygon to generate a scan line which can be turned on to have three levels of intensity. The original beam is first separated into two beams in a beam splitter. The resultant beams are polarized ninety degrees apart, and directed to the modulator. The beams are a sufficient distance apart so that the A/O modulator can modulate each beam with a minimum of crosstalk. The output beams are then brought together and combined into one beam without optical interference because the beams are polarized ninety degrees apart. The beam can have several levels of intensity and be used to create several levels of gray scale at the output.

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