Abstract:
A machine tool circular cutting supplementary apparatus comprises an upright support vertically slidably and horizontally rotatably mounted in the worktable of a machine tool, a locating block fastened to the top of the upright support, a horizontal rod slidably inserted through a transverse through hole in the locating block and locked with a lock apparatus, and a positioning member mounted on one end of the horizontal rod member and provided with a tip being engaged with the center of the circle drawn on the workpiece to be cut by the machine tool.
Abstract:
An ink chamber structure for an inkjet printhead, comprising a plurality of ink channels and a plurality of ink chambers arrayed in columns, with each of such plurality of ink chambers corresponding to an ink channel; the plurality of ink channels respectively channels ink from two sides of such column into ink chambers. The openings for part of the ink chambers are located on one side of the column installation, whereas the openings for the rest of the ink chambers are located on the other side of the column installation. By utilizing the cavity between two adjacent ink chambers on the same side to install an ink chamber from the other side, higher density of ink chamber installment can be achieved in the same scope of space. Also, with the ink chambers on the left and right sides being indentedly arranged, the ink chambers are provided with larger ink-inlet angles, thus effectively avoiding disturbance that adversely affects the reception of ink by the chambers.
Abstract:
A piezoelectric ink-jet printhead that uses a metallic layer and a thick film layer with a slot hole therein instead of a ceramic vibration plate and an ink layer. The piezoelectric layer and the upper electrode layer are formed inside the ink cavity so that overall thickness of the print head is reduced. To form the ink-jet print head, a metallic layer and a lower electrode layer are sequentially formed over a substrate. A patterned piezoelectric layer and an upper electrode layer are sequentially formed over the lower electrode layer. A patterned thick film layer with a slot hole therein is formed over the metallic layer. The thick film layer and the metallic layer together form a cavity that encloses the piezoelectric layer and the upper electrode layer. A nozzle plate having a nozzle thereon is attached to the thick film layer. The nozzle plate, the thick film layer and the metallic layer together form an ink cavity. The hole in the nozzle is continuous with the ink cavity.
Abstract:
A grinding wheel machine bracket comprises a fixations eat having a long through hole to receive a screw for fastening the fixation seat with a grinding wheel machine. The fixation seat has a pivoting seat with an axial hole, and a pointer located at the top thereof. A bracket seat is provided with a loading surface, a threaded hole, and an arcuate shoulder plate located over the threaded hole. A threaded rod is engaged with the threaded hole of the fixation seat via the axial hole. The bracket seat is changed in angle in relation to the fixation seat so as to adjust the angle of the loading surface of the bracket seat in relation to the grinding wheel of the grinding wheel machine. The bracket seat is fixed by the threaded rod at an angle so set.
Abstract:
A method of forming a photo sensor in a photo diode is provided. The photo diode is formed in a semiconductor wafer. The semiconductor wafer includes a substrate with a first conductive type, and an insulating layer surrounding the photo sensor. A first ion implantation process, utilizing dopants with a second conductive type, is performed to form a plurality of first doped regions in the surface of the photo sensor. A second ion implantation process, utilizing dopants with the second conductive type, is performed to form a second doped region in the surface of the photo sensor. The second doped region is overlapped with a portion of each of the first doped regions.
Abstract:
An ink-jet printhead and its manufacturing process therefor. The manufacturing process comprises the steps of: providing a substrate; forming a loop-shaped protection layer of a predetermined size over the central region of the substrate, the loop-shaped protection layer defining a predetermined area surrounded thereby; and forming an ink passage by sand blasting through the substrate on the predetermined area so that the ink within the ink cartridge can flow into the ink-jet printhead through the ink passage. Therefore, during the sand blasting process, cracking of the IC chip can be avoided because of the protection by the loop-shaped protection layer.
Abstract:
Method and apparatus of identifying ink stored in an ink-jet cartridge are to change the electrical property such as resistance or capacitance of the ink and to cooperate with a detector to achieve the goal of identifying ink. The method comprises: adding special additive such as salt additive or acid additive into the ink or changing the ratio of the components in the ink, and further providing a detector for detecting the electrical property of the ink and doing logical judgment to identify whether the ink stored in the ink-jet cartridge is the original factory ink or not. The preferred embodiment of the apparatus of identifying ink in ink-jet cartridge is to form the detector on the IC of the print head directly to achieve the goal stating above of detecting the electrical property of the ink stored in the ink-jet cartridge.