Charge amplitude detection for ink jet system printer

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ABSTRACT:
It is essential for an ink jet system printer of the charge amplitude controlling type that an ink drop separation rhythm is in correct phase relation with respect to the application of charging signals. Detection of such phase relation may be achieved by forming phase detecting ink drops in addition to printing ink drops, charging these phase detection drops with phase detection signals and then measuring the amplitude of the charges on the individual drops. One approach to detecting the amplitude of charge on the phase detecting drops is to establish a panel shaped or strip shaped detection electrode adjacent the wake of the ink drops thereby enabling said detection by virtue of electrostatic induction.

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Ruddy, G. A.; Position and Synchronization Sensor for an Ink Jet Printer; IBM Tech. Disc. Bulletin, Vol. 15, No. 9, Feb. 1973, pp. 2785-2786.

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