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Driving method and apparatus for illumination type imaging system
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A reciprocating illumination type imaging system is driven by a first drive source and a rotatable photoconductive drum is driven by a second drive source. A time period necessary for the drum to rotate a given angle is measured. The measured time period is compared with a predetermined reference time period to thereby estimate a fluctuation component in the time period of rotation of the drum in accordance with a result of the comparison. A start or buildup target speed during a buildup scanning speed motion of the imaging system and a constant target speed during a constant scanning speed motion are individually preset or determined in accordance with the estimated fluctuation component.
The imaging system comprises an optical lens having a given focal length. The first and second drive sources constitute a drive mechanism. The preset buildup target speed and/or the preset constant target speed is compensated in conformity with a deviation of the focal length of the lens from a nominal focal length and a deviation of a mechanical precision of the drive mechanism from a nominal mechanical precision. Further, the speed of the imaging system during a constant scanning speed motion is detected. The preset constant target speed is compensated in accordance with the detected speed of the imaging system.
The imaging system comprises an optical lens having a given focal length. The first and second drive sources constitute a drive mechanism. The preset buildup target speed and/or the preset constant target speed is compensated in conformity with a deviation of the focal length of the lens from a nominal focal length and a deviation of a mechanical precision of the drive mechanism from a nominal mechanical precision. Further, the speed of the imaging system during a constant scanning speed motion is detected. The preset constant target speed is compensated in accordance with the detected speed of the imaging system.