Method and device for detecting deflection amount of ink jet in

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ABSTRACT:
A method for detecting a deflection amount of ink jets according to the present invention applied to an ink jet printer is effected by projecting light upon a flying ink drop, and detecting deflection amount of the ink drop on the basis of behavior of the light reflected by the ink drop. Further, a device for detecting a deflection amount of ink jets according to the invention utilizing the above method comprises a light emitting device for emitting the light, one or plural light receiving devices for receiving the light reflected by the ink drops a signal processing circuit for producing a detection signal indicative of the deflection amount of the above ink drop on the basis of the presence or absence and the level of the output of the light receiving device.

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