Electrographic process of imaging by modulation of ions

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Electric or magnetic imagery – e.g. – xerography,... – Using ion or particle flow modulation

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ABSTRACT:
An electrographic process of producing, on a dielectric coated record medium, an electrostatic copy latent image by modulating a flow of corona ions with the aid of an electrostatic latent image which has been produced on a photoconductive photosensitive screen having a number of openings. The process is characterized by making a ratio K of a maximum surface potential V volts of the electrostatic copy latent image produced on the dielectric coated record medium to an intensity of the electric field E volts/mm established between the photoconductive photosensitive screen and the dielectric coated record medium, i.e. K=V/E smaller than about 0.18 for the purpose of preventing enlargement of dots of the copy picture image.

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