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7 July 1997 Single-facet scanning subsystem for digital imaging
Mehrdad Ketabchi, Bryan L. Tiffany, Thomas J. Vettese
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Abstract
The advances in the digital data processing and in design and manufacturing of high-performance single-facet scanning devices have made large scan-angle, high-speed/high-resolution digital imaging on cylindrical surfaces possible. Single facet deflectors operating at high speeds in open air tend to be noisy (70+ dBA at 30,000 rpm), collect contaminants (hence requiring frequent cleaning), and require high power to overcome the windage (hence high heat dissipation). For converging laser beam systems, flat and cylindrical window enclosures cannot be used as they induce astigmatism. A spherical window enclosure introduces power and spherical aberration. However, when a spherical window enclosure is used with a spherical lens before the deflector, power and spherical aberration can be eliminated.
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Mehrdad Ketabchi, Bryan L. Tiffany, and Thomas J. Vettese "Single-facet scanning subsystem for digital imaging", Proc. SPIE 3131, Optical Scanning Systems: Design and Applications, (7 July 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.277760
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KEYWORDS
Spherical lenses

Monochromatic aberrations

Scanners

Mirrors

Laser scanners

Digital imaging

Image segmentation

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