Method for correcting beam intensity upon scanning and recording a picture
AssigneeDainippon Screen Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakeshi Yoshimoto, Masanari Tsuda, Yoshikazu Masuda, Masakatsu Yokoi
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AssigneeDainippon Screen Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakeshi Yoshimoto, Masanari Tsuda, Yoshikazu Masuda, Masakatsu Yokoi
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A method for automatically correcting variations in intensity of laser beams output from a projection lens, which variations occur due to variations of a spectrum pattern of optical fibers when their tip portions move, by paying attention to each of focal points of an image sensor which focal points correspond respectively to the optical fibers, comparing the sum of signal outputs from regions of the image sensor, which regions correspond respectively to the laser beams, with a signal output corresponding to a standard beam intensity required for the exposure of a photosensitive material to determine a value to be corrected, and then feeding the value back to acousto-optic light modulators so as to change the modulation efficienties of the acousto-optic light modulators.
A method for correcting the beam intensity upon scanning and recording a picture by means of a picture scanning and recording system which produces, on the basis of a picture signal, a halftone signal consisting of at least one parallel operation signal, causing at least one exposing laser beam, which has been modulated by at least one acousto-optic light modulator controlled by the halftone signal, to enter the input terminal of at least one optical fiber, tip portions of the output terminals of which optical fibers are aligned in a row where the system is equipped with more than one optical fiber, and projecting the thus-transmitted beam from the tip portion of the optical fiber on a recording drum, which method comprises:
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