Print head

Typewriting machines – Typing by other than type-face or type-die – Character formation by impact

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101 9305, B41J 225

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051022451

ABSTRACT:
A print head for a dot printer having a plurality of needles for printing by projecting the needles selectively from the print head. The print head has a solenoid base having a plurality of solenoids arranged in a circle thereon for driving the needles, a heat conductor having one side fixed in heat conducting relationship to one surface of the solenoid base and having a heat radiating portion extending in one direction from the solenoid base for radiating heat conducted thereto from the solenoid base, and a connecting portion extending in another direction from the solenoid base, a printed circuit board mounted on the side of the heat conductor opposite the one side, and an electrical connector for receiving a cable for supplying signals to a circuit on the printed circuit board and mounted on the connecting portion and electrically connected to the circuit on the printed circuit board.

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