Optical system drive for image formation apparatus

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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355 14C, 318696, G03G 1500

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ABSTRACT:
An optical system drive device for an image formation apparatus has a drive mechanism for reciprocally driving an exposure unit, and a pulse motor for supplying pulses to the drive mechanism. The pulses to be supplied to the pulse motor are stored in advance in a ROM. In accordance with either document size or required equal size, reduced scale or enlarged copying mode, a microprocessor reads out a predetermined control pulse from the ROM and applies it to the pulse motor, thereby controlling acceleration, constant velocity drive and deceleration of the pulse motor.

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