Densitometer for an electrophotographic printer using focused an

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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356448, G01N 2186

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052045382

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus measures the reflectivity of a selected region of a surface. A first light beam is reflected from the selected region and substantially focused on a photodetector. A second light beam is reflected from the selected region and is substantially unfocused on the photodetector. A signal is derived representative of the direct reflectance of light reflected from the surface onto the photodetector as a function of the intensities of the focused light beam and the unfocused light beam detected by the photodetector.

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