Abstract:
An electric charge holding medium (41) is fed successively at a predetermined speed in such a way that the medium (41) faces a photosensitive body (40) rotating (or reciprocating) as shown in Fig. 8. Using a system of beam-scanning exposure, linear slit-scanning exposure, or whole area exposure of, for example, one frame per 1/60 second, images can be photographed as frames of an animated cartoon by synchronizing the exposure timing with the movement of the photosensitive body (40) and with the feed of the electric charge holding medium (41) and by recording pictures on the medium successively through exposing with application of a voltage or with short-circuit lightening after charging the electric charge holding medium. Further, electrostatic images of high quality can be obtained successively attenuating rapidly an after-image on the photosensitive body and eliminating its effect, by erasing a residual charge image through projecting a light on the photosensitive body (40) with a light source (45) for erasing, by performing the removal of the electric charges or uniform charging through bringing a conductive member into contact with the photosensitive body, by performing uniform charging through DC or AC discharge, or by performing the leaking of the electric charges through heating, a conductive liquid or vapor, etc.
Abstract:
A data recording medium (10) is manufactured by laminating an electrode (13) and a recording layer (11) of a pinene polymer having a molecular weight of 500 ∩ 10,000 on a support (15). By thermal development, a thermally stable frost image can be produced without causing attenuation of data charge generated on the resin surface. Transmitted or reflected light can be accordingly used for reproduction of the frost image, without provision of a photoconductive layer coloration of which has bad influence. Since voltage impression exposure is made, the degree of uneveness of the frost image changes in accordance with the exposure value. Therefore, a tone wedge effect can be provided and high resolution can be obtained. It is thus possible to produce high-quality and high-fidelity OHP transparencies, microfilms, slide films, and so forth.
Abstract:
A thermographic material of the type in which a thermoplastic layer (13) on a photosensitive semiconductor (12) is electrostatically charged and the stack is then heated so that the charge induces structural changes in the thermoplastic layer (13) to provide a hologram or other image. The thermoplastic layer contains or is formed with a layer of magnetic particles (14) which when a magnetic field is applied simultaneously with heating, greatly improves the results of signal to noise ratio of the imaging system.
Abstract:
A master charge retaining medium (2) carrying electrostatic information and a charge retaining medium (3) for copying are arranged in such a manner as to face each other (as shown in Fig. 2(b)). A voltage is applied between the electrodes of both charge retaining media to cause discharge and form a reverse image of electrostatic information onto the charge retaining medium for copying. The capacitance of the master charge retaining medium may be greater sufficiently than that of the charge retaining medium for copying so that the master medium can be copied any number of times with enough contrast maintained. In Fig. 7, a master charge retaining medium having an insulation layer having a high softening point and a charge retaining medium for copying having a thermoplastic resin layer (4a) are arranged in such a manner as to face each other. The thermoplastic resin layer is charged corresponding to the electrostatic image of the master charge retaining medium (2), and it is heated and softened to form corrugation. In this manner, the transfer and development of an image can be repeated any number of times without causing the leak of the static charge.
Abstract:
A thermographic material of the type in which a thermoplastic layer on a photosensitive semiconductor is electrostatically charged and the stack is then heated so that the charge induces structural changes in the thermoplastic layer to provide a hologram or other image. The thermoplastic layer contains or is formed with a layer of magnetic particles, e.g. of delta Fe2O3 or Fe3O4, which, when a magnetic field is applied simultaneously with heating, greatly improves the results of signal to noise ratio of the imaging system.
Abstract:
Appareil remarquable par une fenetre d'exposition et un film grand format, des moyens d'avance du film associes a un chariot (25) de pression et de depot des charges, et a une plaque (11) de charge formant simultanement plaque de chauffage, l'ensemble etant commande en fonctionnement entierement automatique par une unite electronique pour la maitrise parfaite des parametres influant sur la qualite d'un enregistrement holographique. Enregistrement d'hologrammes a grande ouverture.