Method and means for playing back or moving of records or tapes substantially free of electrostatic charges
OwnerFred Zurschmiedeinventor
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A method of playing back or moving an electrically nonconductive recording medium, such as magnetic tape, film, perforated tape, record or video record on a recorder or a reproduction unit substantially free of electrostatic charges. In order to prevent the building of electrostatic charges on the movable electric nonconductive recording medium, the recording medium is moistened by an aerosol composed of air and water dispersed in the form of droplets. The aerosol is blown under over pressure on the recording medium of a recorder or a reproduction unit through the delivery means. The means to perform the method is a combination of an ultra-sonic oscillator, a membrane actuated by the pulses of the oscillator, a filler chamber for liquid connected with the space located over the membrane, a blower and a manually or automatically operated followup supply line of aerosol or immovably seated jets.
Apparatus for delivering moisture to and for forming a relatively thin layer of moisture on a surface portion of a recording medium constructed of an electrically non-conducting material preparatory to the passage of such surface portion past a reading/recording station, the apparatus comrpising:
A method for removing electrostatic charges from a surface of a recording medium constructed of a nonconductive material to prevent such charges from moving past a reading/recording station, the method comprising the steps of providing a body of water;
A method for eliminating electrostatic charges built up on a surface of an electrically non-conducting recording medium moving past a reading/recording station, the method comprising the steps of:
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