Image developing method and device therefor

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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118658, 355 77, 430122, G03G 1509

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ABSTRACT:
An electrostatic latent image developing method and a device therefor, featured in supplying one-component magnetic developer onto a developer-feeding non-magnetic bearing member to form thereon a magnetic brush of developer under the effect of a magnetic field, then bringing said magnetic brush into contact with the surface of an image-developing developer bearing member to form thereon a thin uniform layer of the developer, and bringing said thin layer to a developing position to develop an electrostatic latent image formed on a latent image bearing member. At the development the thin layer of the developer is so spaced in the developing position from the latent image bearing surface as to form a clearance therebetween, across which an AC bias electric field is applied.

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