A printer that burns the print image into the photosensitive drum is called?
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Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation:
A laser printer works by using a laser beam to draw or "burn" the text or image onto a rotating, light-sensitive cylinder called a photosensitive drum. Wherever the laser hits the drum, it creates an electrostatic charge. Toner powder then sticks to these charged areas. The toner is transferred onto the paper, and heat rollers fuse it permanently to the page to create the final print.
A laser printer works by using a laser beam to draw or "burn" the text or image onto a rotating, light-sensitive cylinder called a photosensitive drum. Wherever the laser hits the drum, it creates an electrostatic charge. Toner powder then sticks to these charged areas. The toner is transferred onto the paper, and heat rollers fuse it permanently to the page to create the final print.