Systems and methods for determining feed forward correction...

Electrophotography – Diagnostics – Of motive power or driven unit

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C399S167000

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07379680

ABSTRACT:
A capability is provided to reduce misregistration effects, and/or color-to-color registration errors, in output multi-color images based on velocity and position deviations and/or disturbances in transfer subsystems in image forming devices. A capability is provided to automatically compensate for torque disturbances caused by a photoreceptor belt seam crossing a mechanical device in a photoreceptor belt-based transfer subsystem in an image forming device. A learning algorithm, based on a mathematical model of transfer subsystem mechanical operational dynamics by which a series of performance curves could be generated, is employed to facilitate prediction of a torque disturbance profile in a mechanical motor driven transfer subsystem in an image forming device in order to produce a response profile which automatically predictively attempts to nullify the effects of the mechanical torque disturbance.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2006/0244404 (2006-11-01), Carolan
patent: 11258921 (1999-09-01), None

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