Relating to or involving the recording or representation of electrical activity through written traces or images.
From electrograph + -ic. This technical adjective emerged as electrographic methods became standardized in medical and scientific practice.
Electrographic imaging in xerox machines revolutionized copying—the machine creates an electrostatic image on drums, then transfers toner to paper, meaning every office had a physics experiment running constantly!
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