Lower resolution led bars used for 600 SPI printing

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Light or beam marking apparatus or processes – Scan of light

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257 88, B41J 245, H01L 3300

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056381085

ABSTRACT:
A method for achieving high resolution printing using low resolution LED bars is performed by arranging the bars at particular angles to the photoreceptor and timing the activation of the pixels within the LED bars according to the movement of the photoreceptor. In addition, the LED bars may be segmented and arranged so that the segments abut one another at different locations. Each of the abutting segments is disposed at a particular angle to the photoreceptor in the process direction. A lens arrangement is used to image the LED bars.

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