Image forming apparatus with transfer medium and electrometer po

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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355275, G03G 1516

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ABSTRACT:
An image forming apparatus which insures stable image transfer at all times with no regard to aging and environment. An electrometer is located in close proximity to and opposite to a transfer region where an image carrier and a transfer medium face each other. A voltage to be applied to an electrode which applies a transfe voltage to the transfer medium is controlled in response to the output of the electrometer such that the electric field in the transfer region remains constant.

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