Recorders – Plural-function recorder – distinguishable recordings – Plural markers and single record receiver
Patent
1992-11-05
1995-10-24
Smith, Matthew S.
Recorders
Plural-function recorder, distinguishable recordings
Plural markers and single record receiver
346 85, B41J 204
Patent
active
054614015
ABSTRACT:
Ink jet printers used for printing large characters employ a separate solenoid valve for each drop stream which forms part of a printhead matrix. By optimizing the frequency response of the nozzle/valve sub system (primarily the connecting tubing), higher operating frequencies can be obtained. It has been found that a ratio of six to one between subsystem resonant frequency and operating frequency provides greatly improved printing.
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Lostumbo Pietro C.
Shrivastava Dilip K.
Smith Matthew S.
Videojet Systems International Inc.
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