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14 July 1986 Specifying the Scanning Subsystem
Peter M. Emmel
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Abstract
Like most other engineering efforts, specifying scanners is a balancing act between objectives and constraints. There are numerous papers given each year about specific sys-tems, how their particular objectives were achieved, and some of the resulting specifications. In contrast, this paper treats the objectives and constraints of laser scanning in a generic way, so as to reveal the commonalities of such systems. The resulting outline (figures 4 thru 7) should be used as a checklist to test the completeness of any particular scanner specification. A distinction is made between specifications whose purpose is "design control" and those whose purpose is "performance verification". Finally attention is focused on specifying "jitter", one of the unavoidable error factors in scanning systems.
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Peter M. Emmel "Specifying the Scanning Subsystem", Proc. SPIE 0607, Optical Component Specifications for Laser-based Systems and Other Modern Optical Systems, (14 July 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956367
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KEYWORDS
Scanners

Reliability

Control systems

Optical components

Image quality

Imaging systems

Interfaces

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