18596336. OPTICAL SCANNING DEVICE AND IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS MOUNTED WITH IT simplified abstract (CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA)

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OPTICAL SCANNING DEVICE AND IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS MOUNTED WITH IT

Organization Name

CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA

Inventor(s)

JUN Nagatoshi of Tokyo (JP)

OPTICAL SCANNING DEVICE AND IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS MOUNTED WITH IT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18596336 titled 'OPTICAL SCANNING DEVICE AND IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS MOUNTED WITH IT

The patent application describes an optical scanning device with a casing, circuit board, and cover for protecting the internal components.

  • The casing includes a bottom portion and side walls, with a through hole in the second side wall.
  • The cover has a protective portion for the circuit board and a restricted portion that aligns with the through hole.
  • The restricted portion of the cover includes insertion portions that fit into the through hole, ensuring proper alignment.
  • The distance between the cover and the internal components is carefully controlled to prevent damage.
  • This design ensures the protection and proper functioning of the optical scanning device.

Potential Applications: - Optical scanning devices in various industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and security. - Use in barcode scanners, document scanners, and 3D scanners.

Problems Solved: - Protects the delicate circuit board from damage. - Ensures proper alignment and functioning of the internal components.

Benefits: - Increased durability and longevity of the optical scanning device. - Improved accuracy and reliability in scanning operations.

Commercial Applications: - Manufacturers of optical scanning devices can use this technology to enhance the quality and performance of their products, appealing to a wider range of customers.

Questions about Optical Scanning Devices: 1. How does the design of the casing and cover contribute to the protection of the internal components? 2. What are the potential drawbacks of using a cover with a restricted portion for alignment?

Frequently Updated Research: - Stay updated on advancements in optical scanning technology and materials used for casing and covers to improve device performance.


Original Abstract Submitted

An optical scanning device includes a casing including a bottom portion on which the deflector is disposed and a side wall stood from the bottom portion, a circuit board, a cover closing an opening, formed by the side wall, of the casing. The side wall includes first and second side walls, and the second side wall includes a through hole, and first and second side surfaces of the through hole. The cover includes a protective portion for protecting the circuit board and a restricted portion disposed in a position corresponding to the through hole and including first and second end portions. The restricted portion includes first and second insertion portions to be inserted into the through hole. A distance between the second end portion and the second side surface is smaller than a distance between the protective portion and the closest electric element.