Inkjet recording head

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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C347S068000

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07434914

ABSTRACT:
An inkjet recording head including a channel unit which includes an electrically conductive member and has a plurality of pressure chambers which communicate with a plurality of nozzles, respectively; a plurality of individual electrodes which are associated with the plurality of pressure chambers, respectively; and a flexible flat cable including a plurality of individual wires which are electrically connected to the plurality of individual electrodes, respectively, a grounding wire which is held at a ground potential, and an electrically insulating flexible layer which supports the individual wires and the grounding wire. The grounding wire includes an extension portion which is electrically connected to the electrically conductive member of the channel unit, and the electrically insulating flexible layer includes a projection portion which supports a portion, or an entirety, of the extension portion of the grounding wire.

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patent: 2003-80709 (2003-03-01), None

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