Electrographic marking with modified addressing to eliminate striations
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsLorin K. Hansen, Edwardo D. Lara, William A. Lloyd, Jack H. Sayre, Stephen D. White
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsLorin K. Hansen, Edwardo D. Lara, William A. Lloyd, Jack H. Sayre, Stephen D. White
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In a device for producing an electrostatic image along a scan line of a recording medium by means of a recording device including an array of stylus electrodes arranged in a series of groups cooperable with a series of complementary electrodes, each of the stylus electrode groups cooperates with a portion of two adjacent complementary electrodes whereby writing is accomplished by imposing a charge pattern upon the recording medium in the region of a stylus electronic group when both the stylus electrode group and its cooperating pair of complementary electrodes are actuated contemporaneously. As each complementary electrode is actuated it induces a non-uniform residual potential distribution in the recording medium of a portion of the region of the next adjacent stylus electrode group. The electrostatic writing method comprises first perturbing a region of the recording medium by imposing a first non-uniform residual potential distribution on one portion thereof coextensive with the overlapping portion of a complementary electrode, then perturbing another portion of the same region by imposing a second non-uniform residual potential distribution thereon coextensive with the overlapping portion of another adjacent complementary electrode, wherein the first and second non-uniform residual potential distributions tend to cancel one another, and then writing a charge pattern upon the entire region.
A method of producing an electrostatic image along scan lines of a recording medium utilizing a recording means including an array of stylus electrodes arranged in a series of groups cooperable with a series of complementary electrodes, each of said stylus cooperating with a portion of each of two adjacent complementary electrodes, wherein each of said two adjacent complementary electrodes also includes an outlying portion overlapping the next adjacent stylus group on its respective side of said stylus group, said recording medium including a conductive layer and a dielectric layer, whereby wetting is accomplished by sequentially depositing charge patterns upon said dielectric layer in regions coextensive with stylus electrode groups when one of said stylus electrode groups and a cooperating pair of complementary electrodes are pulse contemporaneously, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of producing an electrostatic image along a scan line of a recording medium utilizing a recording means including an array of stylus electrodes arranged in a series of groups cooperable with a series of complementary electrodes, each of said stylus electrode groups cooperating with a portion of two adjacent complementary electrodes, said recording medium including a conductive layer and a dielectric layer, whereby writing is accomplished by depositing a charge pattern upon said dielectric layer in the region of a stylus electrode group when both said stylus electrode group and a cooperating pair of complementary electrodes are pulsed contemporaneously, the method comprising:
A method of producing an electrostatic image along a scan line of a recording medium utilizing a recording means including an array of stylus electrodes arranged in a series of groups cooperable with a series of complementary electrodes, each of said stylus electrode groups cooperating with a portion of two adjacent complementary electrodes, said recording medium including a conductive layer and a dielectric layer, whereby writing is accomplished by depositing a charge pattern upon said dielectric layer in the region of a stylus electrode group when both said stylus electrode group and a cooperating pair of complementary electrodes are pulsed contemporaneously, the method comprising the steps of alternately:
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