Scanning microscopic apparatus with three synchronously rotating

Optics: eye examining – vision testing and correcting – Spectacles and eyeglasses – Ophthalmic lenses or blanks

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351 7, 351 13, 351 14, 351 16, G02B 2717, A61B 314

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041703987

ABSTRACT:
A scanning optical system for incrementally generating a composite image of a strip-scanned object. A light beam is swept by a first rotating mirror across the object to scan-illuminate same. Imaging light from the object is then projected to an intermediate image station across which it is swept by a second rotating mirror. A stationary aperture at the intermediate image station transmits or reflects, at any instant, only a desired incremental image of the scanned object. This desired incremental image is in turn relayed to a final image plane by reflection from a third rotating mirror so as to synchronously lay down on the image plane a composite of the instantaneous increments.

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