Recorders – Electric recording – Electrochemical
Patent
1989-11-08
1991-04-09
Griffin, Donald A.
Recorders
Electric recording
Electrochemical
G01D 1506
Patent
active
050068695
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an electrostatic print cartridge for use in placing electrostatically charged dots on a charge receiving surface to build a latent image for subsequent toning. The cartridge includes a rigid spine to prevent the cartridge from bending during construction; a dielectric substrate attached to the spine with driver electrodes arranged in parallel lines between the spine and the dielectric substrate; and finger electrodes arranged on the opposite side of the substrate intersecting the driver electrodes and defining a matrix of apertures aligned with the intersection points of the driver and finger electrodes. The apertures in each finger electrode cover a segment of a complete image and are arranged so that the sequence of creating dots is such that primary dots are laid down separated from one another in each segment and subsequently secondary or intermediate dots are placed in spaces between the primary dots as the segment is filled with dots.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4558334 (1985-12-01), Fotland
Buchan W. R.
McCallum Robert S.
Delphax Systems
Griffin Donald A.
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