xerografija
Xerografija, also known as photocopying, is a method of copying documents and other visual images using a process called electrophotography. The term "xerografija" is derived from the Greek words "xeros," meaning dry, and "graphein," meaning to write. This name reflects the dry powder used in the process.
The xerographic process involves several steps. First, a photoconductive drum is uniformly charged using a corona
Xerografija was invented by Chester Carlson in 1938, but it was not commercially viable until the 1950s