Tone reproduction curve systems and methods

Electrophotography – Control of electrophotography process – Of plural processes

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ABSTRACT:
In-situ measurements are made by a toner area coverage sensor on test patches from a single control dot screen developed on a cleanable surface and are observed by a photoreceptor. The density of patches for other dot screens is estimated from the measured density of the control dot screen error of each measured patch by using a scaling factor, which is different for each separation and patchy density. This error is then added to the target tone reproduction curve (TRC) for each non-control dot screen to give an estimated density for each of the other dot screens. The TRC are then developed/updated using the estimated patch densities for each of the other dot screens. This substantially reduces the amount of toner and processing resources utilized.

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