Ink jet recording method

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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C347S054000

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07118196

ABSTRACT:
When a drive frequency for an electrode used to cause an electrostatic force to act on an ink composition is assigned A, and a division frequency for a thread is assigned B, a relationship of A≧5 kHz and B/A≧5 is met, and a division frequency for the thread is reduced for a time period required to apply a pulse voltage to the electrode in order to eject the ink composition. As a result, it is possible to provide an electrostatic ink jet recording method with which excellent gradation controllability and controllability for dot diameters in a shadow area can be realized.

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Japanese Abstract No. 06222853, dated Aug. 12, 1994.
“Electrophotography-Bases and Applications”, edited by The Imaging Society of Japan, and published by Corona Publishing Co., Ltd., pp. 497 to 505, 1988.

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