Three electrode system in the generation of electrostatic images

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313207, 3151694, G03G 15044, H01J 6106

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041602579

ABSTRACT:
Generation of charged particles by extracting them from a high density source provided by an electrical gas breakdown in an electrical field between two conducting electrodes separated by a solid insulator, subject to the influence of a third electrode. The ions are generated by a high frequency alternating potential between a "driver" electrode and a "control" electrode. The ions are employed in charging a dielectric member to form a latent electrostatic charge image. A "screen" electrode between the control electrode and dielectric member isolates the potential on the dielectric member from the ion generating means, and provides an electrostatic lensing action.

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