Dispensing – Processes of dispensing
Patent
1976-04-06
1977-10-18
Reeves, Robert R.
Dispensing
Processes of dispensing
222 56, 222DIG1, 118646, B67D 508, G03B 2700
Patent
active
040542300
ABSTRACT:
The method detects a toner concentration in a developer comprising a mixture of magnetic carrier particles and a non-magnetic toner through the determination of a leakage magnetic flux with a Hall element having a high sensitivity. The mixture is first shaped into a predetermined configuration and brought into a fixed magnetic field where the leakage magnetic flux is sensed by the Hall element. The shaped mixture may be a magnetic brush per se in case of the well-known magnetic brush device used. Such a Hall element is very susceptible to a variation of environmental temperature and thus requires a compensation therefor upon the determination of magnetic field. In one aspect of the invention, the compensation may be conveniently achieved by detecting a voltage across the control current terminals of the Hall element and supplying the detected result into an input of analog calculator.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3484022 (1969-12-01), Day
patent: 3910459 (1975-10-01), Bock et al.
patent: 3926337 (1975-12-01), O'Neill et al.
Suzuki Koichi
Suzuki Tomoaki
Reeves Robert R.
Ricoh & Company, Ltd.
Rolla Joseph J.
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