Document detector

An electrophotographic document copier machine of the transfer type where a detector is positioned subsequent to a detach station to sense whether copy receiving material has been successfully detached from the photoreceptive surface. The detector is comprised of a light source 40 to discharge the photoreceptive material 19 to a repeatable low level and an electrostatic probe 41 to sense that low level. When an unsuccessful detach operation occurs, the probe 41 senses the much higher voltage level present on the back side of copy receiving material which has passed under a transfer corona charge generator prior to reaching the detach station and light source 40.

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Description
Patent History
Patent number: T105201
Type: Grant
Filed: Jun 14, 1982
Date of Patent: Mar 5, 1985
Inventors: Robert W. Pries (Longmont, CO), Henry W. Simpson (Lexington, KY)
Application Number: 6/387,740
Classifications
Current U.S. Class: 355/14SH; 271/258; Means To Strip Sheets From Engagement With Moving Conveyor (271/307); 355/14TR
International Classification: G03G 1522;