模拟复印机的结构特点与工作过程（The structure features and working process of Analog Copier）.docVIP

模拟复印机的结构特点与工作过程（The structure features and working process of Analog Copier） The structure features and working process of Analog Copier The working principle of an Analog Copier First, the original image is illuminated by the light source, and the non image part of the manuscript has reflected light, while the part of the image has no reflected light The reflected light of the reflected light is directly irradiated on the surface of the charged photoreceptor through the reflector and lens, so that the potential is decreased and an electrostatic latent image is formed The partial charge of the image is retained and the non image part charge disappears, so that an electrostatic latent image similar to the original can be formed on the surface of the photoreceptor, however After the development, transfer and separation, and finally through the fixing, you can get the required copy Scan component 1. The light source parts are mainly composed of exposure lamp, reflecting light source, reflecting cover and light regulating plate. Exposure lamp: Halogen lamp tube: light intensity and small heat, due to higher working temperature, usually need to install cooling fan and original table temperature control device. Slit type high power fluorescent lamp: it belongs to cold light source and has a slit on the whole tube, and a phosphor layer is coated on the wall of the tube wall Thus, the luminous intensity of the light is greatly improved. Reflection: made from aluminum alloy, found in an optical system using halogen lamps as light sources. Light intensity adjustment board: some copiers have a light adjusting board, and the light seam between the light source and the manuscript is too small. When the suture increases, The light area becomes larger and the exposure is large. Two: Drum: selenium drum, cadmium sulfide (CDS) drum, organic light guide drum Three. Developer assembly The developing roller is composed of a magnetic pole made of a permanent magnet (also called a magnet