Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Controller
Patent
1993-04-30
1996-01-16
Fuller, Benjamin R.
Incremental printing of symbolic information
Ink jet
Controller
347 43, 358298, 358518, B41J 2205
Patent
active
054851807
ABSTRACT:
At least one certain primary or secondary color is established that receives special treatment for at least one printing medium. Such treatment may include (1) using more than two drops of primaries per pixel for binary printing of a particular secondary; or (2) binary-printing the chromatic primary or secondary--but not other hues--after rendition, by use of a "superpixel"; or (3) application of, in effect, a nonintegral number, greater than one, of ink drops per pixel; or (4) combinations of these treatments. As an example of the first of these treatments--using inks optimized for plain paper at one drop of ink for primaries and two (one of each of two primaries) for secondaries--red is printed on transparency film as one drop of yellow ink and two of magenta in each pixel. As to the second treatment, the superpixel is preferably a group of pixels (e.g., a two-by-two array) including the target pixel, in which group each pixel is inked and at least one pixel receives at least two drops of ink.
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Allen William J.
Askeland Ronald A.
Cleveland Lance
Hall Corrina A. E.
Hickman Mark S.
Barlow Jr. John E.
Fuller Benjamin R.
Hewlett--Packard Company
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