Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler
Patent
1994-11-21
1997-09-09
Ngo, John
Optical waveguides
With optical coupler
Input/output coupler
385 89, 385 24, 385 46, G02B 626
Patent
active
056664478
ABSTRACT:
A color laser printing apparatus that incorporates the use of fiber optics and a flexible beam-combining device to combine two or more lasers having different wavelengths that correspond to the photosensitivities of the image-receiving media. Use of fiber optics on a flexible beam-combining device allows high flexibility in the placement of components associated with a color laser printing apparatus and making the system easier to align. Because the components of the system no longer require placement in close proximity to one another, certain aspects of the system can be made more compact and any adverse effects of heat generation of the components, such as the lasers, can be greatly reduced.
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Chuang Chih-Li
Sarraf Sanwal Prasad
Blish Nelson A.
Eastman Kodak Company
Ngo John
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