Substrate having a common collector region and being usable in a

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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057741476

ABSTRACT:
A substrate usable for a liquid jet recording head having a semiconductor substrate, transistors, and electricity-heat converting elements for generating heat energy to be utilized for discharging a liquid, which is electrically connected to said transistors, in which a plurality of said transistors is provided and the collector region of said transistors is made common.

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