xerográfiában
Xerográfiában is a Hungarian term that translates to "xerography" in English. Xerography is a dry copying process that utilizes electrostatic charges to produce copies of documents. It was invented by Chester Carlson in the 1930s and commercialized by Xerox Corporation, hence the name.
The xerographic process involves several key steps. First, a light-sensitive drum is electrostatically charged. Then, an
This process forms the basis of modern photocopiers and laser printers. Its invention revolutionized document reproduction,