Print quality control for a xerographic printer having an AC development field
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsRoger W. Budnik, James M. Pacer, Scott L. Kauffman, Richard M. Maier
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsRoger W. Budnik, James M. Pacer, Scott L. Kauffman, Richard M. Maier
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In a xerographic development system wherein toner is conveyed from a donor member to a charge receptor by a development field having a DC bias and an AC component, reflectivities of a first test patch having a first target halftone density and a second test patch having a second target halftone density are measured, resulting in first and second possible errors. If the first error and the second error have the same sign, i.e., both patches are too light or too dark, the errors are substantially cured by altering the DC bias. If the first error and the second error have different signs, i.e. one patch is too dark and the other too light, a different correction strategy is employed.
In a xerographic development system wherein toner is conveyed from a donor member over a development gap to a charge receptor by a development field in the development gap to develop an imagewise-discharged image on the charge receptor, the development field having a DC bias and an AC component having an amplitude associated therewith, a method comprising the steps of:
In a xerographic development system wherein toner is conveyed from a donor member over a development gap to a charge receptor by a development field in the development gap to develop an imagewise-discharged image on the charge receptor, the development field having a DC bias and an AC component having an amplitude associated therewith, a method comprising the steps of:
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