Devices for the copying of images by sequential sweeping
AssigneeA. B. Dick Company
InventorJulio G. Tauszig
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AssigneeA. B. Dick Company
InventorJulio G. Tauszig
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An optical assembly for a stencil making device employed for scanning an original document to provide a light image of indicia thereon to a photomultiplier tube which converts the light image into electrical signals includes a housing taking the form of a block having at least one aperture or channel therein for receiving a lamp. A second channel extends at right angles from the first channel toward a predetermined wall of the block. The last-mentioned channel opens at the wall so that light from the lamp passes outwardly of the second channel onto the original document positioned adjacent the wall. A third channel extends into the block adjacent the second channel. A lens in the last-mentioned channel focuses reflected light images of the indicia through the third channel to the end of an optical fiber which carries the image to the photomultiplier tube. The dimension of the cross-sectional end of the optical fiber determines the scan area.
A device for copying indicia from an original document onto recording material to produce a stencil for reproducing copies therefrom, by scanning the original document and burning the image in accordance therewith into the recording material including a support for the original and the stencil recording material, optical means for scanning the original, means for converting a light image produced by said optical means into electrical signals and means coupled electrically to said converting means for burning said image into said stencil recording material in accordance with said signals, wherein said optical means includes in combination:
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