Detector circuit for electrophotographic copier

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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250548, 323 21, 340259, 355 41, G03G 2100

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040958876

ABSTRACT:
In electrophotographic copying apparatus utilizing a photoconductive belt having markings regularly spaced apart on its back side for control of the copying operations by moving past a detector comprising a light source and a photoelement to generate signal pulses, the detector is made to perform reliably notwithstanding variations of the sensitivity of the photoelement, or of the light emission, by the provision of a circuit for emitting a detector signal proportional to the amount of light sensed by the photoelement together with a signal modifying circuit that maintains an output signal level corresponding to the average value of the detector signal and a control circuit responsive to the output signal level for controlling the intensity of the light source.

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