Electrophotography – Image formation – Ion modulation
Patent
1995-10-02
1997-08-05
Brase, Sandra L.
Electrophotography
Image formation
Ion modulation
347123, G03G 1505
Patent
active
056551843
ABSTRACT:
An ionographic printer bar directs a stream of ions from an integral ion source having a planar surface for emitting ions to a charge receptor to create an electrostatic latent image thereon. The ion stream passes through an aperture having associated therewith a focusing pinch electrode for narrowing the ion stream to a preselected width, displacing electrodes for positioning the narrowed ion stream within the aperture, and focus electrodes. The integral ion source is placed in propinquity in relation to the ionographic printer bar. The planar design of ion source allows reduce size of the ionographic printer bar because no support frame is needed and allow increase robustness of the ionographic printer bar which makes it easy to install in a machine and easy to clean.
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Bean II Lloyd F.
Brase Sandra L.
Xerox Corporation
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