scorotron
A scorotron (from screen controlled corona), also called a corona grid, is a device which creates corona discharge current, used in xerography. Scorotrons appear in photocopiers, in xeroradiography equipment, and similar applications.
References
{{citation|
title=Screen Controlled Corona Device (Scorotron) for Charging in a Xerographic Copier|
author=Thomas F. Hayne|
journal=IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications|
volume=IA-12|
issue=1|
date=January 1976|
pages=63–67|
doi=10.1109/TIA.1976.349404|
s2cid=15232361}}
{{citation|
title=scorotron|
work=PR Glossary|
publisher=Precision Roller|
url=https://www.precisionroller.com/definition/scorotron/|
accessdate=2019-10-01}}
{{citation|
title=Xeroradiography: Stagnated after a Promising Beginning? A Historical Review|
volume=4|
issue=1|
pages=95–99|
author1=Christopher I. Udoyea|
author2=Hamid Jafarzadehb|
journal=European Journal of Dentistry|
date=January 2010|
pmc=2798798|
quote=...sensitization of the photoconductor plate in the charging station by depositing a uniform positive charge on its surface with a corona-emitting device called scorotron.|
pmid=20046488|
doi=10.1055/s-0039-1697816
}}
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