Electrophotographic apparatus having compensation for changes in

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

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355 69, G03G 1516

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041369459

ABSTRACT:
An illumination control system for electrographic apparatus of the type utilizing a reusable photoconductive insulator member that changes in electro-photosensitive properties during the period of its useful life. The system includes a device for sensing and storing usage information about such member, for providing signals representative of cumulative usage of the member and for increasing the exposure of the member in accordance with a non-linear schedule which corresponds to photochemical, sensitometric changes that occur in the member with increasing cumulative usage.

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