Abstract:
An exposure head includes a substrate having a plurality of light emitting element rows each having a plurality of light emitting elements arranged in a first direction, the light emitting element rows being arranged in a second direction perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the first direction, and an imaging optical system adapted to image light beams from the light emitting elements on an exposed surface to form respective light-collected sections, and two of the light emitting elements forming the light-collected sections adjacent to each other in the first direction are respectively disposed in the light emitting element rows different from each other, and one of the light emitting element rows is disposed so as to match or substantially match with the meridian plane of the imaging optical system.
Abstract:
A line head includes multiple light emitting element groups each including multiple light emitting elements. In each light emitting element group, the multiple light emitting elements are disposed in a two-dimensional arrangement so that a distance Gx is greater than a distance Gy. The light emitting element groups are arranged so that pitches Px are greater than pitches Py.
Abstract:
An exposure head including: light-emitting elements disposed at a first pitch in a first direction; and drive circuits disposed at a second pitch wider than the first pitch in the first direction on one side of the light-emitting elements in a second direction orthogonal to or substantially orthogonal to the first direction and configured to cause the light-emitting elements to emit light.
Abstract:
A line head includes multiple light emitting element groups each including multiple light emitting elements. In each light emitting element group, the multiple light emitting elements are disposed in a two-dimensional arrangement so that a distance Gx is greater than a distance Gy. The light emitting element groups are arranged so that pitches Px are greater than pitches Py.
Abstract:
An image forming device includes a photoconductor drum having a rotational shaft in a first direction, and an exposure head having a plurality of imaging optical systems disposed in the first direction and a second direction and each having a negative optical magnification, and a light emitting element substrate on which a plurality of light emitting elements are disposed, the plurality of light emitting elements emitting light beams imaged on the photoconductor drum by one of the imaging optical systems, and the light beams are imaged by the imaging optical systems disposed in the second direction on the photoconductive drum at positions different from each other in the second direction.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an optical scanning device in which a light beam is incident twice on a deflective reflecting facet and its object is to reduce curvature in scanning line trail or make the curvature substantially zero, or correct scanning line displacement due to the curvature in scanning line trail. Two stationary plane mirrors (13, 14) are disposed to face a deflective reflecting facet (11) which can be rotated about its rotational axis (12) such that a light beam (a1) being incident on and reflected from the deflective reflecting facet (11) is reflected by the two stationary plane mirrors (13, 14) sequentially. The reflected light beam (a3) is incident on and reflected by the deflective reflecting facet (11) again. Assuming that a plane being parallel to the rotational axis (12) and including the light beam (a0) which is first incident on the deflective reflecting facet is an incident plane, the central ray of an emergent light beam (a4) when the emergent light beam (a4) after the second reflection by the deflective reflecting facet (11) is on the incident plane and a straight line as the central ray of a light beam being projected on the incident plane when the deflective reflecting facet (11) is revolved by the maximum rotational angle are set substantially parallel to each other.