Image bar printer compensated for vibration-generated scan line

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Illumination systems or details

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346160, 355 1, 355 14E, 358300, G03B 2772

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048019780

ABSTRACT:
In an electronic printer which utilizes an image write bar, a control circuit is provided to compensate for the effects of vibration in a rotating photoconductive member, typically a photoreceptor drum. In one embodiment an encoder is positioned so as to detect spatial displacements of indicia affixed to the photoconductor surface, Correction signals are generated and sent to control circuits which adjust the on/off timing of the write bar operation and/or the intensity of the image bar output. This adjustment results in compensation for the effects of photoconductor vibration.

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