Copier with accurately position-controllable sub-scanning unit

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358474, 358486, H04N 104

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048622842

ABSTRACT:
A copier comprises an original table for placing thereon an original sheet, a sub-scanning unit including an image reading sensor for reading an image on the original sheet and for scanning the original sheet on the original table, a printing unit which prints the image read by the image reading sensor on a printing sheet, and a control unit which controls the operation of the sub-scanning unit by selectively using a position profile control and a speed profile control. The operation start position and operation starting timing control of the sub-scanning unit using the position profile control permits high-speed continuous repetitive copying and high-accuracy enlargement, reduction, and transfer copying.

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