Recorders – Record receiver deforming
Patent
1990-05-16
1993-03-23
Fuller, Benjamin R.
Recorders
Record receiver deforming
G01D 1800
Patent
active
051968606
ABSTRACT:
A drive control system automatically maintains nozzle drive voltage within a proper range. The control system monitors the state of the "intermediate satellites" positioned between ink drops used for printing. When these satellites are neither forwared nor backward merging, a first cardinal point designated C(L) is identified. A second cardinal point, C(H), is determined when the drop breakoff point stops decreasing, relative to said nozzle, with increasing nozzle drive voltage. From the two cardinal values, a desired operating range for a particular ink can be computed and the control system automatically set. The computed value is essentially independent of temperature.
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Clark James E.
Keur Robert I.
Pickell James R.
Fuller Benjamin R.
Preston Gerald E.
Videojet Systems International Inc.
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