Incremental printing of symbolic information – Electric marking apparatus or processes – Electrostatic
Patent
1996-05-15
2000-06-06
Barlow, John
Incremental printing of symbolic information
Electric marking apparatus or processes
Electrostatic
B41J 2385, G03G 1304
Patent
active
060725109
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for processing a plurality of bits stored in a memory, where the plurality of bits represent a cumulative pattern to be printed by reproducing the stored bits in a fast scan direction. Each bit stored in memory has a state (e.g., binary 0 or 1). As an example, the method selects a first subset of the plurality of bits, wherein the first subset forms a first pattern and has a center bit. Further, the method selects a second subset of the plurality of bits, wherein the second subset forms a second pattern and has a center bit coextensive with the center bit of the first subset. Next, the method determines, based on the states of the bits of the first pattern, whether the state of the center bit should be printed in the same state as it is stored in the memory. In addition, the method determines, based on the states of the bits of the second pattern, whether the state of the center bit should be printed in the same state as it is stored in the memory.
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Ogletree Thomas M.
Pesavento Rodney J.
Williamson Ralph K.
Barlow John
Compaq Computer Corporation
Gordon Raquel Yvette
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