Typewriting machines – Typing by other than type-face or type-die – Thermal
Patent
1998-08-27
1999-10-05
Burr, Edgar
Typewriting machines
Typing by other than type-face or type-die
Thermal
346 76, 346 11, B41J 2315
Patent
active
059612274
ABSTRACT:
The number of pulses N corresponding to the gradation level of a print dot is read out from a table and stored in a counter 63 (S1). The first pulse is applied to the heating elements for the duration T.sub.1 (S4) and is stopped for the duration T.sub.off (S6). The number of pulses N is read out and restored in the counter after the subtraction of 1 therefrom (S7). The second pulse is applied for the duration T.sub.2 (S9) and then interrupted for the duration T.sub.off (S11). The number of pulses N is read out and, after 1 subtracted therefrom, is restored (S12). If the number of pulses N read out is not zero, the step for the application of pulses for the duration T.sub.2 (S9) and subsequent steps are repeated. If the number of pulses N is zero, the application of pulses is terminated (S13).
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Brother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
Burr Edgar
Nolan, Jr. Charles H.
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