Imaging system for a photocopying device

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

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355 76, G03G 1500

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041205790

ABSTRACT:
A photocopying machine wherein a reflected light pattern is projected along an optical path and on to a photoreceptor surface by moving a document supported on a transport belt past a stationary illumination source and reflecting mirror structure. The light pattern impinges on the photoreceptor in a predetermined area thereof, which is provided with a uniform electrostatic charge capable of being discharged in accordance with the light pattern. The present invention is characterized by the provision of a multi-faceted reflector which is supported to one side of a document carrying belt such that illumination from the source can be reflected along the optical path to thereby discharge the photoreceptor adjacent the area struck by the light pattern.

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