Electrostatic printer having an array of optical modulating grat

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

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B41J 2415, B41J 2385, G03G 1304

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060258594

ABSTRACT:
An image forming apparatus includes a grating light valve (GLV) optical modulating device for modulating light projected by a monochromatic light source unit so that the light thus modulated is projected onto a photosensitive drum. This arrangement enables printing at a higher speed and high-quality printing using half tone. In the GLV optical modulator, a first GLV element row and a second GLV element row, each having a plurality of GLV elements provided at spaces, each space being smaller than a width of each GLV element, are provided parallel so that GLV elements constituting the first and second element rows are provided in a staggered manner.

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