This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Iwatsu Electric Company Ltd.. Active years: 1985.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1985
Title: Kenji Suzuki and His Exposure-Scanning Apparatus
Introduction
Kenji Suzuki is an inventor associated with Tachikawa, Japan. His patent work includes an exposure-scanning apparatus designed to project an erect, equal-sized image of an original document onto an image-receiving sheet.
Latest Patents
Suzuki is credited with 1 patent, titled “Exposure-scanning apparatus.” The invention uses a stationary transparent platen to support the original document and a scanning box that moves back and forth parallel to the platen. An optical-exposure unit travels with the scanning box.
As the scanning box advances, a sheet-transport device moves the image-receiving sheet in the same direction at twice the scanning box’s speed. Push rollers mounted on the scanning box press the sheet against the transport device immediately before and after the region where the light image is formed. The receiving sheet may be photosensitive paper with a photoconductive surface.
Career Highlights
Suzuki’s listed company affiliation is Iwatsu Electric Company Ltd. His patent describes a coordinated scanning and sheet-transport mechanism intended to expose an image-receiving sheet while maintaining the original document on a stationary platen.
Collaborations
Suzuki’s listed coworkers include Yasuyuki Yokoyama and Koichiro Fujioka.
Conclusion
Kenji Suzuki’s recorded patent contribution centers on an exposure-scanning apparatus that synchronizes optical scanning, sheet movement, and roller pressure to form an image on a receiving sheet.
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