Scanning beam position detecting apparatus for use in electronic

Recorders – Printing – dotting – or punching marker – Ink transfer support or moving means

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350 66, 25023113, G01D 1514, G02B 2608

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049529463

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a scanning beam position indicating arrangement which is employed in an electronic printer for accurately clocking a writing beam of the printer as a function of writing beam position. One embodiment of a scanning beam position indicator arrangement utilizes a Fresnel mirror device. Another embodiment utilizes a holographic encoding element. Still another embodiment utilizes a ellipsoidal mirror device. Another embodiment utilizes a holographic lens.

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