Image reading apparatus

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Picture signal generator

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C358S468000, C358S482000, C358S448000

Reexamination Certificate

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06903847

ABSTRACT:
An image reading apparatus according to the present invention allows the period of generation of a load signal NRD, the load value in counter circuits21and31, and the comparative value in pulse generator circuits22and32to be changed corresponding to the multiplication rate of a PLL circuit14. Accordingly, the pulse width and the phase length of the signals generated in signal generator circuits12A and12B are enhanced in the controllable accuracy by increasing the multiplication rate of the PLL circuit14. Hence, even if the driving frequency is lowered, the pulse width and the phase length of the signals generated in signal generator circuits12A and12B can favorably be maintained in the controllable accuracy.

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