| First is called electrophotography and was developed by Xeikon. |
| Her presentations of electrophotography in national and international forums speak to the importance of magnetic fields as carriers of information and speculate on the holographic nature of the universe. |
| A toner for electrophotography comprising: a coloring agent and a binder comprising a wax and an ethyl cyclic oligosaccharide dissolved in the wax. |
| Another direct-to-plate technology is based on the use of electrophotography, which is applied in combination with electrostatic plates. |
| In 1938, a patent lawyer, Chester Carlson, discovered a dry printing process that he called electrophotography, which used light-sensitive drums and a sooty powder instead of ink. |
| At the moment, electrophotography still provides better quality, but is limited in terms of speed and flexibility of print width. |
