Deviation amount detecting device, deviation amount...

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Electric marking apparatus or processes – Electrostatic

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C399S301000

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08004546

ABSTRACT:
A deviation amount detecting device for use in an electrophotographic color image forming device is configured to detect whether a deviation for each of toner images of different colors on a transporting member takes place, based on position information which is stored as a result of reading of a first set of deviation detecting patterns by a pattern reading unit.

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