Ultrasonic printing apparatus and method in which the phases of

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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347 7, 347 13, 347 15, 347 89, B41J 204

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ABSTRACT:
An ultrasonic printing method by which recording of a high resolution can be achieved. In the ultrasonic printing method, some or all of a plurality of ultrasonic oscillators are selectively driven in such phases that a difference in phase at a predetermined point between a reference ultrasonic wave from one of the selected ultrasonic oscillators and another ultrasonic wave from any other one of the selected ultrasonic oscillators is equal to or less than one-fourth a wavelength of the ultrasonic waves in a transmission medium for the ultrasonic waves from the selected ultrasonic waves to the predetermined point. The ultrasonic printing method can be applied to various printing apparatus for which recording of a high resolution is required.

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