Method for effecting registration for a copying apparatus

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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Patent number

042170524

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ABSTRACT:
In copying apparatus having a magnification ratio varying device, wherein a photosensitive member in motion is exposed to an optical image of an original by slit exposing to form an electrostatic latent image thereon and the original scanning velocity is varied in accordance with the magnification ratio selected, it is necessary to effect registration of the forward end of the image of an original with the leading end of a photosensitive sheet or a transfer-printing sheet.
The above-mentioned registration is effected by delivering a copy sheet simultaneously as or after lapse of a predetermined time following the production of a detection signal by a detection means, which detecting position is varied in accordance with the magnification ratio selected.

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