Light receiving member with pairs of an .alpha.-Si(M) (H,X) thin

Details Light receiving member with pairs of an .alpha.-Si(M) (H,X) thin Light receiving member with pairs of an .alpha.-Si(M) (H,X) thin

1986-12-24

1988-10-25

Goodrow, John L.

Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th

Electric or magnetic imagery, e.g., xerography,...

Radiation-sensitive composition or product

430 84, 430 95, G03G 5085

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047803843

ABSTRACT:
There is provided a light receiving member comprising a first layer and a second layer being laminated on a substrate, said first layer comprising (a) a layer of less than 100 .ANG. in thickness and (b) another layer of less than 100 .ANG. in thickness being laminated one upon the other, said layer (a) being formed of an amorphous material containing silicon atoms as the main constituent atoms and an element for controlling the conductivity and said layer (b) being formed of an amorphous material containing silicon atoms as the main constituent atoms and at least one kind element selected from the group consisting of nitrogen atoms, carbon atoms and oxygen atoms, and said second layer being formed of an amorphous material containing silicon atoms as the main constituent atoms.

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Worthy, W.; Unusual Photoconductors Developed at University of Chicago", Dec. 3, 1984, C&EN, pp. 33, 34.

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