Recorders – Magnetographic – Physical reorientation of magnetic particles
Patent
1980-04-02
1982-12-28
Hecker, Stuart N.
Recorders
Magnetographic
Physical reorientation of magnetic particles
346 742, 360118, 361121, G11B 502
Patent
active
043664881
ABSTRACT:
A terminal has a reciprocating print head bearing a series of linearly arranged, individually-magnetizable styli for printing on magnetic particle oriented paper. The terminal may be used as a printer, or as a display by combining the printer with an erasing head comprising a series of linearly arranged magnets which create a rotating magnetic field to erase the magnetic particle oriented paper when the erasing head is reciprocated. The print and erase heads are mounted on a common carriage. The terminal is cheap to manufacture and, if used as a printer, has the advantage of reusable paper. If used as a display, it required no refresh.
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Kos Steven
Westwood William D.
Willemsen Herman W.
Hecker Stuart N.
Northern Telecom Limited
Wilkinson Stuart L.
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