Color electrophotographic recording element
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoseph Y. Kaukeinen, Ernest W. Turnblom
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoseph Y. Kaukeinen, Ernest W. Turnblom
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A subtractive color electrophotographic process is disclosed for producing a multicolor print from a single exposure of a color original. The process utilizes a novel multilayer recording element containing an electrically conducting layer, an insulating layer and two or more photoconductive layers, each spectrally sensitized to a different portion of the optical spectrum. In carrying out the process, the recording element is first uniformly charged and exposed to a color original and then developed by a multistep procedure. Each step of the development procedure comprises flood exposing the recording element to radiation to which at least one of the photoconductive layers is responsive while applying toner particles having a different subtractive color characteristic and an appropriate electrical bias.
A unitary electrophotographic recording element having an imaging surface and adapted for use in producing multicolor images thereon, said element comprising:
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