Image density control method for an image recorder

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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355204, 355208, G03G 2100

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054754763

ABSTRACT:
An image density control method applicable to an electrophotographic copier or similar image recorder for controlling the toner concentration of a two-component developer, i.e., a mixture of toner and carrier to maintain the density of a toner image produced by the developer constant. Predetermined calculations are performed on the basis of the output of a photosensor which is responsive to the toner images representative of reference patterns formed on a photoconductive element.

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