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Electrophotography and Archiving

Restaurator, 1987
Etude generale de l'electrophotographie, differents types de photocopies Kodak etant pris comme exemples.
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Xerography and Electrophotography—1959

Cartography, 1959
This paper highlights the progress made and provides details of an ever-widening group of processes and applications, some of particular interest to cartographers, and all illustrating a concept wh...
K. A. Metcalfe, R. J. Wright
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Noise on Nonimage Areas in Electrophotography

Applied Optics, 1974
A statistical interpretation of human response to visual noise generated by toner particles deposited on background areas of electrophotographic copies is given. The constants of the theory are estimated from psychophysical measurements made on a set of noise samples.
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Electrophotography of Internal Discharges in Dielectrics

Nature, 1949
ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHS of discharges in air inclusions in dielectrics have been used for demonstrating the location and sequence of discharges during the short-time application of alternating and direct voltages1. A photographic film was enclosed between two disks of dielectric carrying silver film electrodes, one disk having a small cylindrical cavity ...
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Electrophotography (2nd edn)

Physics Bulletin, 1976
R M Schaffert London: Focal 1975 pp 989 price £26.50 The first edition of Schaffert's Electrophotography has, for ten years, been the standard text on a subject that has led to one of the most successful of post-war technological developments. The second edition is more than twice the size of the first but retains its convenient three-part format.
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Investigations into the Reliability of Electrophotography

1975
Abstract : Investigations into corona-discharge photography show that subjects placed in a high-voltage field exhibit corona that may be recorded photographically. The corona formation and structure depend on the applied field strength and gradient, the type of film used and the waveform and the pulse repetition rate of the applied voltage.
John O. Pehek   +3 more
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Toner Adhesion in Electrophotography

1988
The adhesion of electrophotographic toner to carrier and to photoconductor is commonly believed to be the result of electrostatic forces, van der Waals forces, or a combination of the two. We discuss the assumptions that are typically used and show that they are generally deficient.
M. H. Lee, A. B. Jaffe
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Chapter 4 Electrophotography

1984
Publisher Summary This chapter describes the use of hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) as a photoreceptor for transferring an image by electrophotography. It introduces processing in electrophotography and discusses some advantages expected from the a-Si:H photoreceptor in comparison with other competitive materials.
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Electrophotography

1988
Arun Madan, Melvin P. Shaw
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