Electrophotographic copying method with residual charge erasing

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Electric or magnetic imagery – e.g. – xerography,... – Electrostatic image transfer

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430 55, 430125, 361212, G03G 1318, G03G 1322

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ABSTRACT:
A residual charge erasing step in the electrophotographic process in which a transparent conductor backed photoconductor layer positioned in virtual contact with a conductor backed dielectric layer is exposed to a light image while a first voltage is applied between the conductors to produce on the dielectric layer an electrostatic latent image, the erasing step which is applied after the transfer of the latent image includes positioning the photoconductor and dielectric layers in virtual contact, illuminating the full surface of the photoconductor layer and applying between the conductors a second voltage of a polarity opposite to the first voltage and whose value is

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