Apparatus for electrostatically imaging the surface of an object

Electricity: measuring and testing – A material property using electrostatic phenomenon

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324457, 324662, 324112, 382312, G01R 2912, G01B 728, G01B 734

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ABSTRACT:
Electrostatic imaging apparatus comprises a plurality of electrostatic radiators and a signal generator for driving the radiators to produce an electrostatic field having characteristics modifiable by the presence of an object within the field. The field characteristics are detected and processed to produce output signals representative of a surface profile of the object.

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