Capsule rupture printing system

Recorders – Printing – dotting – or punching marker – Ink transfer support or moving means

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346110R, 358 75, 358 78, G01D 942, H04N 146

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047960361

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus is provided for use in printing systems wherein regions of rupturable capsule layer are ruptured to release dye that prints an image on an image-receiving sheet. An optical valve member is positioned between a light source and an imaging sheet which has the layer of capsules on its surface. An image pattern formed on a ferroelectric ceramic plate of the optical valve member by the irradiation of an electron beam together with an ultraviolet light in accordance with each color separation signal is projected onto the imaging sheet. The imaging sheet projected with the image is positioned so that the layer of capsules lies between the imaging sheet and the image-receiving sheet. A pressure roller applies pressure against the imaging sheet and the image-receiving sheet to rupture the capsules between them to thereby transfer the dye to the image-receiving sheet.

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