IMAGE COMPENSATOR
Original Publication Date: 1979-Aug-31
Included in the Prior Art Database: 2004-Apr-02
Publishing Venue
Xerox Disclosure Journal
Abstract
In magnetic brush development systems, the developed image sometimes suffers from a cosmetic defect called "vertical development deficiency," which appears as a reduction in line widths in developed lines that are perpendicular to the process direction (see Figure 1)-
XEROX DISCLOSURE JOURNAL
IMAGE COMPENSATOR ProposedH~Bresnick Classification
U.S~Cl, 350/181 Int, CL G02b 13/08
PROCESS DIRECTION
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INPUT OUTPUT
PLATEN
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WEDGE ~ LENS
PHOTORECEPTOR
In magnetic brush development systems, the developed image sometimes suffers from a cosmetic defect called "vertical development deficiency," which appears as a reduction in line widths in developed lines that are perpendicular to the process direction (see Figure 1)~
It is proposed that the image be distorted in the process direction by astigmatism into the optical system so that line widths perpendicular to direction are fatter (or spread) more than the parallel Iines~
This can be done by vibration or by an optical wedge at the object plane (see Figure
2).
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FIG. 2
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introducing the process
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