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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 DOT MATRIX PRINTER. EP81902556 1981-09-08 EP0060852A4 1983-12-19 BIEDERMAN HORST HELMUT
A dot matrix printer in which, for the purpose of supervising the quality of the printing of dot matrix characters, an optical sensor (32) is provided for each dot producing element (11) of a print head (5). Each optical sensor (32) includes two glass fibers (34, 36) to carry light from a light-emitting diode to the surface of a record medium and to carry the reflected light to a photodiode. Each printed dot is detected and the sensor output is compared with a delayed or stored print signal which is applied to the drivers for the dot producing printing elements (11). The print head (5) may either be a wire matrix or an ink jet print head.
102 석방형 도트 프린터헤드 및 그 제조방법 KR1019880013305 1988-10-12 KR1019910004028B1 1991-06-22 사모사또마사시; 오찌아이구니아끼; 쯔유끼신지
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103 석방형 도트 프린터헤드 및 그 제조방법 KR1019880013305 1988-10-12 KR1019890006395A 1989-06-13 사모사또마사시; 오찌아이구니아끼; 쯔유끼신지
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104 인쇄 방법 및 장치 KR840001620 1984-03-27 KR840008444A 1984-12-15
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105 인쇄 매체상에 인쇄하는 방법 KR1019980008434 1998-03-13 KR1019980080218A 1998-11-25 볼라쉬죤필립; 제임스에드문드홀린삼세
본 발명은 종이 이송 시스템과 관련된 조화 에러를 무작위로 선택하거나 바이어스하거나 또는 재분배하기 위하여 재배치 에러가 종이 이송 시스템에서 유도되는 인쇄 매체상에 인쇄하는 방법에 관한 것이다. 상기 인쇄 매체는 잉크 젯 프린터에서 종이 이송 시스템을 사용하여 정합 위치를 향해 전진 방향으로 전진된다. 잉크 방출 오리피스의 어드레스 가능한 세트중 제 1 보조세트가 정합 위치에서 인쇄 매체상에 인쇄하기 위해 사용된다. 그 다음 상기 인쇄 매체는 역방향으로 예정된 거리만큼 이동된다. 상기 인쇄 매체는 종이 이송 시스템을 사용하여 다시 전진 방향으로 전진되어 정합 위치에 재배치된다. 상기 프린트 헤드에 있는 잉크 방출 오리피스의 어드레스 가능한 세트중 제 2 보조 세트가 정합 위치에서 상기 재배치된 인쇄 매체상에 인쇄하기 위해 사용된다.
106 석방형 도트 프린터헤드 및 그 제조방법 KR1019880013305 1988-10-12 KR100044490B1 1991-09-24 사모사또마사시; 오찌아이구니아끼; 쯔유끼신지
107 고품질 인쇄방법 및 장치 KR1019840001620 1984-03-27 KR100027717B1 1989-03-25 지안카롤로콜리나; 지안니코스테파니
108 Machine tool equipped with marking apparatus US574367 1995-12-18 US5775215A 1998-07-07 Takashi Hirate
A machine tool system includes a machine tool and a marking apparatus. The marking apparatus can mark parts-data on workpiece parts at high speed, without occupying any tool mounting station and without having any limitation in the number, the sequence direction, the size and the type font of characters to be marked. A mount base (33) is fixedly attached to a frame (1) of the machine tool. A marking head (51) is mounted on the mount base (37) so as to be movable in the vertical direction. The marking head (51) is provided with a pneumatic stylus (77) movable horizontally both in the X- and Y-axis direction. A parts-data of dot matrix type can be engraved on the workpiece parts by moving the stylus (77) in the X- and Y-axis directions.
109 Impact dot print head and printer including same US760429 1991-09-16 US5322379A 1994-06-21 Takashi Takeuchi; Toshio Kuriyama
A printer including an impact dot print head for driving a plurality of print wires mounted on the cantilevered end of print levers is provided. The print head includes a stopper positioned to be impacted by a print lever returning from a print position to an at rest position before a plunger on the lever impacts the magnetic core. A spring mounted on the lever biases it towards the print position. Magnetic flux of a permanent magnet attracts the plunger to the non-print position. An electromagnetic coil is energized to cancel the magnetic attraction of the plunger to the core to drive the wire towards the print position.
110 Impact dot printer US809894 1991-12-18 US5156469A 1992-10-20 Minoru Tanaka; Takashi Asada
An improved impact dot print head having improved electrical integrity and improved heat radiating qualities is provided. The print head includes a magnetic frame, a plurality of solenoids coil for driving print wires mounted on the frame, a nose for guiding the wires, a printed circuit board mounted on the nose and electrically connected to a terminal part of the solenoid coil holes in a spacer disposed between the frame and printed circuit board. The spacer, frame, printed circuit board and nose are positioned to prevent rotational and translational movement. The spacer is an insulating material or metal coated with an insulator for radiating heat away from the print head and allows a low viscosity silicone resin to be injected into the frame for assisting in transferring heat.
111 Print hammers of printing head in dot line printer US693195 1991-04-30 US5118210A 1992-06-02 Hirotaka Kobayashi; Kenichi Kugai
Print hammers in a printing head of a dot line printer for printing with an ink ribbon multiple dot lines in a single shuttling direction and for providing a character line by the combination of the multiple dot lines in accordance with reciprocal motions of the print head while feeding a printing sheet in a line to line direction include hammer springs and printing pins provided at the free tip end portions of the springs. The printing pins are positioned offset from one another in the shuttling direction to thus perform multiple dot line printings in the single shuttling motion. Each of the printing pins has a printing pin surface in abutment with the printing sheet through the ink ribbon. The printing pin surface has a polygonal shape defined by a combination of ridge lines. All ridge lines extend obliquely with respect to the shuttling direction for facilitating grinding of the printing pins.
112 Tandem station dot matrix printer US385333 1989-07-24 US5013168A 1991-05-07 Katsuyoshi Yokota; Toshihiro Jingu; Kazunori Matsumoto
A dot matrix printer has two print head carriages, supported in parallel, and two print heads for printing a receipt and a journal in a tandem printing station arrangement. A drive cam with a rail on the periphery thereof is coupled to both carriages to drive the carriages in opposite directions upon rotation of the drive cam. The movement of one carriage acts as a balance to movement of the other carriage and thereby eliminates or substantially reduces vibration during printing operation.
113 Armature guide for wire dot print head US405099 1989-09-08 US5002412A 1991-03-26 Isao Ohwada
A print head for use in a wire dot printer has a plurality of wires, an armature connected to each of the wires, a core of a magnetic circuit which is disposed in opposing relation to the armature, a resilient member for biasing the armature in a direction in which it is separated from the core, and a rear case disposed so as to cover the upper side of the armature. Each of the wires is driven by the action of the armature which is attracted toward the core when a coil wound on the core is energized. The print head is provided with an armature guide having a resilient stopper disposed between each armature and the rear case to support the armature against the biasing force from the resilient member. Thus, it is possible to support each armature inserted into the armature guide by means of the stopper even more stably during an assembling step carried out before the rear case is mounted. Accordingly, the assembling operation is simplified and facilitated.
114 Matrix pin print head of the hinged-clapper-armature construction US387343 1989-07-28 US5000593A 1991-03-19 Bernd Gugel; Johann Stempfle
A clapper armature (3) is coordinated to each print pin (1) in a matrix pin print head of the clapper armature construction. A magnet yoke (10) is disposed opposite to each clapper armature (3), where one of the two magnet yoke arms (10a, 10b) is surrounded by an electromagnetic coil (2). The clapper armature (3) is supported between the magnet yoke (10) and an oppositely disposed support bearing (14) for tilting positions, which tilting positions correspond to the withdrawn and, respectively, front position of the print pin (1). The clapper armature (3) or the print pin (1) can be maintained in the withdrawn position in each case with a leg spring (16), where a first spring leg (16a) is supported against a print pin head or at the clapper armature (3), and where a second spring leg (16b) is supported on a print head case side (4). In order to furnish the clapper armature (3) or the print pin (1), respectively, with a more advantageous guide, the structure of the leg spring (16) has been improved in that all leg springs (16) are connected to each other and form a single-piece leg spring basket (17).
115 Arrangement of printing pins in a serial type dot printer US240477 1988-09-06 US4936210A 1990-06-26 Makoto Ukai
In the present invention there is disclosed an improved serial type dot printer. According to the printer, the mutual magnetic interference between the magnetic circuits that are provided for each of the printing hammers to act as their respective driving sources, can be avoided by an appropriate choice of the distance between the printing pins, and at the same time, the power supply capacity can be reduced.
116 Shuttle for matrix printers US777538 1985-09-18 US4727805A 1988-03-01 Josef Pichler; Karl Puchegger
A matrix line printer has an L-shaped shuttle for a series of electromagnetic actuators. Wires are provided running in an arc from the printer frame to the shuttle. Peojections on the shuttle engage eccentrically mounted rollers on the frame.
117 Dot printer US686899 1984-12-27 US4643597A 1987-02-17 Tsutomu Matsui; Shinichiro Fujii; Mitsutoshi Kakishima
A dot printer wherein a bearing member is movably attached to each of two shafts disposed in parallel with a platen, and a plurality of electromagnets are secured to the bearing members together with a head which houses therein a plurality of needles driven by the electromagnets. In this arrangement, the necessity of employing a carrier can be eliminated to simplify the structure as well as to reduce both the dimensions and the weight of the whole while ensuring a high-speed printing operation with another advantage of facilitating the assembling process.
118 Adjustment of print position US253875 1981-04-13 US4609294A 1986-09-02 Gunter Gomoll; Wolfgang Hendrischk
The platen roller in a matrix printer is mounted to the printer case so that stop plates of the mount define a representation of the disposition of the roller. A frame is provided to hold a guide rod on which rides a carriage, and the print head is secured to that carriage. Adjustable cams on the rod abut the stop plates when the frame is slid into the case to, thereby, establish the distance between head and platen. The frame carries also the head drive, its motor and the paper-feed motor, there being a key connection to the platen, maintaining a driving connection even for different cam adjustments and frame positions in the case.
119 Dot printer head with alternate magnetic flux paths US654022 1984-09-25 US4597680A 1986-07-01 Takashi Norigoe; Kuniaki Ochiai
The printhead is constructed such that opposed surfaces of armatures are formed between the armatures adjacent to each other with small gap being left therebetween and cores opposed to each of the armatures are provided with alternative opposed magnetic fluxes. The armatures are supported in such a way that the guide holes formed in the middle of each armature are engaged with the fixed armature guides without interfering with their side surfaces, and thereby side magnetic paths of sufficient cross sectional area can be formed, and further their equivalent mass can be decreased and a high speed printing is enabled, and the armatures can be moved smoothly.
120 Matrix printer with magnetic head adjustment US467574 1983-02-17 US4475826A 1984-10-09 Heinrich Durr; Lothar Haubrich; Wendelin Weber; Hermann Richter
A matrix printer comprising a printing head which is pivotable, under the influence of the braking effect of a magnetic field, about an axis which is perpendicular to the line direction and to the surface of the paper to be printed. The different printing positions of the printing head realized by said pivoting motion are utilized for printing characters with a comparatively good recognizability at a comparatively low printing speed or, as desired, for printing characters which are less rapidly recognizable at a comparatively high printing speed.Matrix printers of this kind are used, for example, in text editing systems.