Recorders – Record receiver deforming
Patent
1979-08-06
1982-03-30
Hartary, Joseph W.
Recorders
Record receiver deforming
G01D 1518
Patent
active
043227325
ABSTRACT:
An electrostatic type ink-jet recording method wherein ink drops issuing from a nozzle are never placed adjacent one another in the direction of the deflection. According to one embodiment of the present invention, when a number of n contiguous ink dots are to be formed in each column in the direction of the deflection by deflecting the charged ink drops at a rate of a number of n ink drops per deflection interval, a number of n ink dots are divided into a number of m groups (where m<n) each consisting of a number of n/m ink dots spaced apart from each other by a distance nearly equal to m times the diameter of the ink dots, and in response to a print signal a first group of ink dots are formed in one deflection interval, next a second group are formed in the one deflection interval, and so on until a m-th group are formed, whereby the merging and bouncing apart of charged ink drops may be avoided.
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Furukawa Tatsuya
Kakeno Sadao
Hartary Joseph W.
Ricoh Co. Ltd.
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