US Patent 9041762 2-D straight-scan on imaging surface with a raster polygon
Patent 9041762 was granted and assigned to Prysm on May, 2015 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A 2-D scanning system uses a fast-rotating raster-polygon as a single scanning component to produce straight scan lines over a 2-D image surface. An approach angle of incident light beams to the raster-polygon is selected to minimize pin-cushion distortion of scan lines introduced by polygon scanning on the image surface, and a tilt angle of the rotational axis of the raster-polygon is selected to position said polygon-scanning distortion symmetrically on the image surface. In addition, scan optics are configured to generate a predetermined amount of barrel distortion of scan lines on the image surface to compensate for pin-cushion distortion introduced by polygon scanning.
US Patent 09041762 2-D straight-scan on imaging surface with a raster polygon US Patent 9041762 2-D straight-scan on imaging surface with a raster polygon
US Patent 09041762 2-D straight-scan on imaging surface with a raster polygon
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