Balance corrector for scanner motors and balance correcting method thereof
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMikio Nakasugi, Taku Fukita, Isshin Sato
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMikio Nakasugi, Taku Fukita, Isshin Sato
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The present invention is directed to a balance correcting method for scanning optical apparatus for deflection-scanning a light beam in such an arrangement that a drive motor is of an inner rotor type in which a rotary body having a drive magnet is disposed inside a stator and a rotary polygon mirror is mounted on the rotary body so as to enable deflection scanning of the light beam, wherein a mechanical part having the rotary body is arranged as separable from an electric circuit part having the stator, the mechanical part having the rotary body is separated from the electric circuit part upon balance correction, only the mechanical part is then mounted on a balance corrector, the mechanical part is rotated by a stator as a rotating device preliminarily provided in the balance corrector, and an amount of unbalance is measured and adjusted.
A method for correcting the balance of an inner rotor type scanner motor, comprising the steps of:
A balance correcting method for an inner rotor type scanner motor for rotation-driving a rotary polygon mirror for performing deflection scanning, wherein said scanner motor is arranged as separable into two units including a rotary unit part for holding a bearing of a rotary member to which said rotary polygon mirror and a drive magnet are fixed on a motor housing and a stationary unit part in which a stator coil and a magnetic member are disposed on a base, said method comprising the steps of:
A balance corrector for an inner rotor type scanner motor, which is arranged as separable into two units consisting of a rotary unit part for holding a bearing of a rotary member to which a rotary polygon mirror and a drive magnet are fixed, on a motor housing, and a stationary unit part in which a stator coil and a magnetic member are disposed on a base, said balance corrector comprising:
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