Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Isamu Kajita

Ichiro Nomura

Teruo Misumi

Tadaji Fukuda

Nobuo Kitajima

Fumio Sumino

Hideyo Kondo

Hirokuni Kawashima

Koji Goto

A method of recording information by projecting electromagnetic radiation to a recording medium, wherein a first electromagnetic radiation in a wavelength region to which the recording medium has its principal sensitivity is uniformly imparted to the recording medium, and, while the hysteresis remains, a second electromagnetic radiation a wavelength longer than said first wavelength region and which bears thereon the information to be recorded is projected onto the recording medium, thereby increasing the sensitivity of said recording medium with respect to said second electromagnetic radiation.

Recording method having uniform exposure, charging, and infrared image

A process for preparing photoconductive cadmium sulfide comprising steps of forming precipitated cadmium sulfide particles, primarily firing said cadmium sulfide particles, deionizing said cadmium sulfide particles, and secondarily firing said cadmium sulfide particles.

Process for preparing photoconductive cadmium sulfide

An electrophotographic photosensitive member having an insulating layer overlaid on the one side of an amorphous photoconductive layer is characterized in that said photosensitive member further comprises two layers: a charge injection layer and a subsidiary charge injection layer overlaid on the other side of the photoconductive layer with the subsidiary charge injection layer being interposed between the photoconductive layer and the charge injection layer, said subsidiary charge injection layer having a lower free charge density than that in the photoconductive layer and being able to make it easy to inject an amount of electric charge from the charge injection layer into the photoconductive layer whereas said charge injection layer has a higher free charge density than that in the photoconductive layer and serves as a main supply source of the electric charge to be injected into the photoconductive layer.

Electrophotographic photosensitive member having no fatigue effect

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Yokohama, Japan

Isamu Kajita