Lexmark Photoconductor

What is Photoconductor unit color laser printer?

Can anyone help me out what is C52034X Lexmark Laser Toner Photoconductor for? What is the purpose of photoconductor unit?

A photoconductor is a material that conducts electricity only when exposed to light. Photocopiers and laser printers have a big roll with photoconductive material. As the drum rotates which is electrically charged by a high voltage cable the crown. The next step is to reflect an image using a beam of laser light reflected from the mirrors on the drum as it neutralizes the charge when the light comes out of a latent image or static load in the form of the image you want to copy. The next step is to rotate the brush roll made after a toner (color of plastic particles). The static load is removed the particles in the cargo area of the drum, forming an image you can see, the next feeding, a piece of paper in this turn of the drum, as it does apply an opposite charge with a second power line (corona wire) to the back of the paper, making the paper stick to the toner / drum (opposite charges attract). Separate the role of the drum with high voltage alternating current (corona wire separation). Melt the toner to the paper with heated rollers. This will create a black and white image. For full color images using color filters and color toner and repeat the process 3 times.

Lexmark Photoconductor

Lexmark Photoconductor