Recorders – Record receiver deforming
Patent
1985-09-27
1987-06-16
Goldberg, E. A.
Recorders
Record receiver deforming
358298, G01D 1518
Patent
active
046739513
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed an ink jet printer of Hertz type. An ink jet is continuously forced out from a nozzle and broken into minute droplets. The droplets are selectively charged by applying pulse voltage. A row of charged droplets is removed and a row of uncharged droplets proceeds to the record medium and forms a dot thereon. The pulse width is controlled in order to allow a number of droplets included in one row of droplets, so that the diameter of dot is altered. The ink jet printer is able to produce high degree of tones by alteration of number of uncharged droplets in combination of the dot pattern moduration method or the dither method.
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Kamiyama Shinji
Mutoh Masayuki
Goldberg E. A.
Minolta Camera Kabushiki Kaisha
Preston Gerald E.
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