Corona generating device
CA 1232007 A · Owner: Xerox Corporation · Inventors: Driessen, Wilhelmus G.M.
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A corona generating device for producing uniform charge along the length of the generating device is described which comprises a plurality of separate parallel coronode wires supported between insulating end block assemblies with the coronode wires being closely spaced relative to the adjacent wire such that when energized each wire is placed within the, electrostatic fringe field of the adjacent wire. In a preferred embodiment the device comprises a pair of parallel coronode wires formed from a single Ushaped wire with a closed end portion wrapped around an arcuate insulating end post in a first end block assembly and an arcuate insulating end post in, the second end block assembly around …
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- Granted January 26, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 26, 2005.
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