Current-controlled image transfer

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Combined with or convertible to a contact printer

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355 3TR, 355 14CH, G03G 1514

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047729180

ABSTRACT:
An image transfer system includes an image bearing member made of a photoconductive layer and an electrically conductive backing layer, a current detector connected between the backing layer and ground, a transfer corona unit for applying corona ions to a back side of a transfer sheet brought into contact with the exposed surface of the photoconductive layer on which a toner image is carried, a power supply for applying power to the corona unit, and a controller for controlling the power supply in response to a current level detected by the current detector. This system maintains the image transfer efficiency substantially at a constant level irrespective of the condition of transfer sheet used, and in particular to the water content of the sheet.

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