Scanning optical system having first and second knife edge detec

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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356121, G02B 2610

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ABSTRACT:
In a scanning optical system, a first light detecting body is disposed so as to be coplanar with a surface to be scanned, whereas a second light detecting body is disposed in front of the surface to be scanned. Outputs of the light detecting bodies are applied to a first rise time detecting circuit and a second rise time detecting circuit to detect rise times, respectively. The rise times are applied to a comparing circuit, which compares a difference therebetween to detect a displacement of a beam of light that is scanning the surface to be scanned from the focus. A control circuit outputs a signal for correcting the displacement from the focus. Simultaneously therewith, a spot judging circuit detects the profile of a spot of the beam of light that is scanning the surface to be scanned from the rise time.

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