Method of eliminating background residual charge in electrophoto

Radiant energy – Source with charged plate-type detector

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430103, 118654, 355 3DD, 427 141, G03G 1300, G03G 1500

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ABSTRACT:
In an exemplary embodiment, a charge image resulting from x-ray exposure of a plate originally charged to 1.5 to 5 kV, is developed by applying powder of opposite polarity while applying a voltage of from 1 to 4.5 kV, also of opposite polarity, to a conductive backing for neutralizing the effect of image background charge. A grid is spaced a small distance from the charge image and receives a voltage of about 1000 volts for controlling edge emphasis. For a positive charge image and negatively charged powder, a negative potential of e.g. -2500 volts may be applied to the backing for the photoconductive layer and +1000 volts may be applied to the grid.

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Thomas L. Thourson, "Xeroradiography," SPIE vol. 56 (1975), pp. 225 to 235.

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