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This book is concerned with the technology of photocopiers and laser printers. A concise description of the physics of the complete electrophotographic process is followed by an in-depth treatment of the three types of development systems (two-component, monocomponent and liquid) and their associated charging mechanisms. In the second edition, a discussion of color copiers and a chapter updating the original material were added. On mastering this material, the reader will have a working knowledge of the electrophotographic process and a detailed knowledge of its most important subsystem: development.

This book is concerned with the technology of photocopiers and laser printers. A concise description of the physics of the complete electrophotographic process is followed by an in-depth treatment of the three types of development systems (two-component, monocomponent and liquid) and their associated charging mechanisms. In the second edition, a discussion of color copiers and a chapter updating the original material were added. On mastering this material, the reader will have a working knowledge of the electrophotographic process and a detailed knowledge of its most important subsystem: development.

Electrophotography, commonly called Kirlian photography, remains a subject of speculation and controversy almost 150 years after its discovery. While many scientists call it psychic quackery, many maintain that the study of Kirlian photographs can detect illnesses in plants and animals before any outward symptoms materialize. Whatever its validity, Kirlian phenomena fascinates many in the fields of science and art. This book is designed as the first step for anyone interested in Kirlian photography and its potential impact. John Iovine, author of "Homemade Holograms", takes a practical approach, giving readers the hands-on guidance they need to take their own Kirlian photographs. He also examines the history of electrophotography and many of its possible applications in medicine, industry, and the military. Especially illuminating is his discussion of the "phantom leaf" aura that continues to baffle scientists to this day.

Electrophotographs of healing by acupuncture. Electrophotography also of plants comparing healthy ones with damaged ones. An attempt to explain acupuncture and why it works.