Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element
Patent
1991-04-04
1993-01-05
Ben, Loha
Optical: systems and elements
Deflection using a moving element
Using a periodically moving element
359218, 250236, G02B 2610
Patent
active
051776324
ABSTRACT:
A polygon (FIGS. 4to 6) has unique physical dimensions, i.e., its radius (R8') is correlated to a tracking radius (R13')(where objects are scanned) by a rule which creates an improved linear tracking system with a constant optical path. The polygon is very useful for reading information, writing information, and tracking industrial products on a rotating carousel. When the polygon is mounted on the center of a rotating carousel, with no relative movement between the polygon and the carousel, it can perform accurate linear tracking of objects located on the carousel. The radius of the polygon is equal to half the tracking radius divided by the cosine of an angle of 180
{Eq. (6)}, where n is an integer. The polygon can have an arbitrary number of sides. Using another method, the non-linearity of the system for an arbitrary polygon's radius can be corrected by a series of sensors [N1 to N4, FIG. 2(a)] positioned at non-linear intervals to trigger a laser beam, creating an effective linear movement of the laser beam on the tracking circumference of scanned objects.
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Schwartz Nira
Shahar Arie
Ben Loha
Pressman David
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