Scanning system
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorEdwin F. Glab
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorEdwin F. Glab
Estimating the term…
Briefly, the present invention is concerned with a low inertia scanning system for projecting an image of a stationary object on a flat platen onto a rotating photoreceptor drum. An aperture plate located adjacent the photoreceptor drum moves in a direction opposite the direction of the drum. A carriage disposed between a stationary lens and the photoreceptor drum supports a pair of mirrors. The light image is projected from the lens to one of the pair of mirrors for reflection to the second mirror rotating about a pivot point to scan the image through the aperture onto the photoreceptor drum. During scanning of the platen, the carriage moves in a linear direction toward and away from the photoreceptor drum and together with the rotation of the second mirror maintains a constant magnification ratio. A second pair of mirrors disposed between the platen and the lens is adapted for movement in a linear direction with respect to the flat platen to predetermined positions in cooperation with the shifting of the lens to provide a properly focused light image in a different magnification range.
A scanning system for projecting light images of a stationary object at a predetermined magnification ratio along an optical path onto a curvilinear photosensitive surface moving through an exposure station in a first direction comprising
In a flat platen scanning system for projecting light images of a stationary object at a predetermined magnification ratio along an optical path onto a curvilinear photosensitive surface moving through an exposure station in a predetermined direction the combination of
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.