Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element
Patent
1995-05-05
1997-07-22
Phan, James
Optical: systems and elements
Deflection using a moving element
Using a periodically moving element
359201, 359214, 359216, 359631, 359855, 359900, G02B 2608
Patent
active
056508697
ABSTRACT:
A scanning system uses a polygonal mirror assembly with each facet of the polygon having an ellipsoidal mirror located thereon. One focal point of each ellipsoidal mirror is located at a common point on the axis of rotation of the polygonal mirror assembly. As the mirror assembly rotates, a second focal point of the ellipsoidal mirrors traces out a scan line. The scanner can be utilized for scanned output display of information or for scanning information to be detected.
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Manhart Paul K.
Pagano Robert J.
Kusmiss John H.
Phan James
The United States of America as represented by the Administrator
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