Printhead interposing maintenance apparatus and method and image producing machine having same
    1.
    发明授权
    Printhead interposing maintenance apparatus and method and image producing machine having same 失效
    打印头插入维护装置和方法以及具有该装置的图像生成机

    公开(公告)号:US06764160B1

    公开(公告)日:2004-07-20

    申请号:US10320826

    申请日:2002-12-16

    IPC分类号: B41J2165

    摘要: A printhead interposing maintenance method and apparatus are provided for maintaining a printhead assembly within a relatively tight space in an image producing machine. The printhead interposing maintenance apparatus for the method includes (a) at least a first home position adjacent a first side of four sides of an operating zone between a printhead assembly and an imaging surface in the image producing machine; (b) a first moving device for moving the printhead assembly from a printing first position adjacent the imaging surface to a maintaining second position spaced further away from the printing first position; (c) a maintenance apparatus movably supported for movement along an maintenance path interposed between the imaging surface and the printhead assembly; (d) a second moving device for moving the maintenance apparatus for contacting and maintaining the printhead assembly, and along the maintenance path from the at least first home position to a resting position adjacent a second side and opposite the first side of the four sides of the operating zone; and (e) a third moving device for moving the printhead assembly back from the maintaining second position to the printing first position.

    摘要翻译: 提供一种打印头插入维护方法和装置,用于将打印头组件保持在图像生成机器的相对紧密的空间内。 用于该方法的打印头插入维护装置包括:(a)至少第一起始位置,邻近图像生成机器中的打印头组件和成像表面之间的操作区域的四边的第一侧; (b)第一移动装置,用于将打印头组件从邻近成像表面的打印第一位置移动到距印刷第一位置更远的保持第二位置; (c)可移动地支撑的维护装置,用于沿着插入在所述成像表面和所述打印头组件之间的维护路径移动; (d)第二移动装置,用于移动用于接触和保持打印头组件的维护装置,并且沿着维护路径从至少第一起始位置到邻近第二侧的相对于第四侧的第二侧的第二侧的静止位置 操作区; 和(e)第三移动装置,用于将打印头组件从维持第二位置移动到打印第一位置。

    System and method for encapsulating edges of paper in printers
    3.
    发明授权
    System and method for encapsulating edges of paper in printers 有权
    在打印机中封装纸张边缘的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US08029124B2

    公开(公告)日:2011-10-04

    申请号:US12134803

    申请日:2008-06-06

    IPC分类号: B41J2/01

    摘要: System and method for encapsulating edges of a paper in digital printing systems. A spray applicator can include a set of stationary sprayers with spray nozzles, a set of transfer rollers and an inkjet print head. The stationary sprayers can be positioned at both marginal ends of the paper. The stationary sprayers apply the fluid through the spray nozzles at edges of the moving paper to encapsulate the edges of the paper such that loose paper fibers and debris are bound to the paper. The fluid can be applied when the transfer rollers can pass the moving paper through a printer or printing press. Thus, the system can protect various subsystems of the printer or printing press against contamination due to the loose paper fibers and debris.

    摘要翻译: 用于在数字印刷系统中封装纸边缘的系统和方法。 喷雾器可以包括一组具有喷嘴的固定喷雾器,一组转印辊和喷墨打印头。 固定式喷雾器可以位于纸张的两端。 固定喷雾器通过喷雾嘴将流体施加在移动纸的边缘,以封闭纸张的边缘,使得松散的纸纤维和碎屑与纸张结合。 当转印辊可以通过打印机或印刷机将移动的纸张通过时,可以应用流体。 因此,该系统可以保护打印机或印刷机的各种子系统免受因松散的纸纤维和碎屑的污染。

    SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENCAPSULATING EDGES OF PAPER IN PRINTERS
    4.
    发明申请
    SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENCAPSULATING EDGES OF PAPER IN PRINTERS 有权
    用于在打印机中封装纸张边缘的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20090303305A1

    公开(公告)日:2009-12-10

    申请号:US12134803

    申请日:2008-06-06

    IPC分类号: B41J2/01

    摘要: System and method for encapsulating edges of a paper in digital printing systems. A spray applicator can include a set of stationary sprayers with spray nozzles, a set of transfer rollers and an inkjet print head. The stationary sprayers can be positioned at both marginal ends of the paper. The stationary sprayers apply the fluid through the spray nozzles at edges of the moving paper to encapsulate the edges of the paper such that loose paper fibers and debris are bound to the paper. The fluid can be applied when the transfer rollers can pass the moving paper through a printer or printing press. Thus, the system can protect various subsystems of the printer or printing press against contamination due to the loose paper fibers and debris.

    摘要翻译: 用于在数字印刷系统中封装纸边缘的系统和方法。 喷雾器可以包括一组具有喷嘴的固定喷雾器,一组转印辊和喷墨打印头。 固定式喷雾器可以位于纸张的两端。 固定喷雾器通过喷雾嘴将流体施加在移动纸的边缘,以封闭纸张的边缘,使得松散的纸纤维和碎屑与纸张结合。 当转印辊可以通过打印机或印刷机将移动的纸张通过时,可以应用流体。 因此,该系统可以保护打印机或印刷机的各种子系统免受因松散的纸纤维和碎屑的污染。

    Apparatus for reducing ink jet contamination
    5.
    发明授权
    Apparatus for reducing ink jet contamination 有权
    减少喷墨污染的设备

    公开(公告)号:US07520588B2

    公开(公告)日:2009-04-21

    申请号:US11318284

    申请日:2005-12-23

    IPC分类号: B41J2/165

    CPC分类号: B41J2/17593 B41J29/12

    摘要: An apparatus is used with an ink jet print head in an ink jet printer. The apparatus includes a print head protector that surrounds a print head. A substantially continuous slot is provided along a perimeter of the bracket and a filter is located in the substantially continuous slot. An inlet in fluid communication with the substantially continuous slot enables a positive pressure air supply to be coupled to the inlet. The air entering the inlet flows through the filter in the slot and the filtered air flows outwardly away from the print head.

    摘要翻译: 在喷墨打印机中使用喷墨打印头的装置。 该装置包括围绕打印头的打印头保护器。 沿支架的周边设置基本上连续的槽,并且过滤器位于基本连续的槽中。 与基本上连续的狭缝流体连通的入口使得能够将正压空气供应件联接到入口。 进入入口的空气流过槽中的过滤器,过滤后的空气从打印头向外流出。

    Integrated toner transport/toner charging device
    7.
    发明授权
    Integrated toner transport/toner charging device 有权
    集成墨粉输送/墨粉充电装置

    公开(公告)号:US06175707B1

    公开(公告)日:2001-01-16

    申请号:US09451237

    申请日:1999-11-29

    IPC分类号: G03G1508

    摘要: An apparatus for developing a latent image recorded on an imaging surface, including a housing defining a chamber for storing a supply of developer material including toner; a dispensing system for dispensing toner of a first color and toner of a second color into said housing; an air system for fuildizing and mixing toner of said first color and toner of said second color; a donor member, spaced from the imaging surface, for transporting toner on the surface thereof to a region opposed from the imaging surface, said donor member includes an electrode array on the outer surface thereof, said array including a plurality of spaced apart electrodes extending substantial across width of the surface of the donor member; and a multi-phase voltage source operatively coupled to said electrode array, the phase being shifted with respect to each other such as to create an electrodynamic wave pattern for moving toner particles to and from a development zone.

    摘要翻译: 一种用于显影记录在成像表面上的潜像的装置,包括限定用于存储包含调色剂的显影剂材料供应的室的壳体; 用于将第一颜色的调色剂和第二种颜色的调色剂分配到所述外壳中的分配系统; 用于引发和混合所述第一颜色的调色剂和所述第二颜色的调色剂的空气系统; 与成像表面间隔开的用于将调色剂在其表面上传送到与成像表面相对的区域的施主构件,所述施主构件在其外表面上包括电极阵列,所述阵列包括多个间隔开的电极, 横跨供体构件表面的宽度; 以及可操作地耦合到所述电极阵列的多相电压源,所述相位相对于彼此移动,以产生用于将调色剂颗粒移动到显影区域和从显影区域移动调色剂颗粒的电动势波形图案。

    Systems and methods for detecting inkjet defects
    8.
    发明授权
    Systems and methods for detecting inkjet defects 有权
    用于检测喷墨缺陷的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US07623254B2

    公开(公告)日:2009-11-24

    申请号:US10974768

    申请日:2004-10-28

    IPC分类号: G06K15/00 B41J29/393

    CPC分类号: B41J2/16579 Y10S707/99953

    摘要: A method for testing inkjets for defects in an inkjet device includes determining, based on the likelihood that one or more inkjets are defective, whether to perform an inkjet defect test, The method may also include, identifying, if it is determined to perform an inkjet defect test, which inkjets to test based on properties of the inkjets, the number of identified inkjets being less than a total number of inkjets in the inkjet device; and testing the identified inkjets for defects using an image sensor.

    摘要翻译: 一种用于测试喷墨设备中的缺陷的喷墨打印机的方法包括基于一个或多个喷墨缺陷的可能性来确定是否执行喷墨缺陷测试。该方法还可以包括,识别是否确定执行喷墨 缺陷测试,基于喷墨打印机的性质测试的喷墨头,所识别的喷墨喷嘴的数量小于喷墨设备中的喷墨喷嘴总数; 并使用图像传感器测试识别出的缺陷。

    Membrane structures for micro-devices, micro-devices including same and methods for making same

    公开(公告)号:US07060522B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-06-13

    申请号:US09986107

    申请日:2001-11-07

    IPC分类号: H01L21/00

    摘要: A structure for a micro-device is fabricated by forming: a first layer of sacrificial material, a layer of structural material over the first sacrificial material layer, a second layer of sacrificial material over the structural material layer and a protective layer over the second sacrificial material layer. A release etch is used to remove the first and second sacrificial material layers at approximately the same rate. A structural feature may also be fabricated by forming: a first layer of a first material; a layer of structural material over the first layer of the first material; at least one cut in the structural material layer; and, a first layer of a sacrificial material, different from the first material, over the structural material layer such that an interface is created between the first layer of the sacrificial material and the first layer of the first material at the at least one cut.

    Selective replacement for artifact reduction
    10.
    发明授权
    Selective replacement for artifact reduction 有权
    选择性替代人造物减少

    公开(公告)号:US06695435B1

    公开(公告)日:2004-02-24

    申请号:US10448135

    申请日:2003-05-30

    IPC分类号: B41J221

    摘要: Selective replacement methods and systems based on a stochastic process use a redundancy inherent, for example, in a four-plus color printing system that has full-width colors. Since the absorption spectra of the four or more colors usually overlap to some extent, there is a redundancy that can be used to reduce artifacts, such as streaks. Since the human visual system is much less sensitive to chrominance changes, than to luminance changes, matching the luminance of a pixel where a color is missing, to the luminance of the original color or to the luminance of the pixels that neighbor that pixel can adequately to reduce the severity of the artifact caused by the missing color while reducing the chance that the replacing process itself introduces any additional artifacts.

    摘要翻译: 基于随机过程的选择性替换方法和系统使用固有的冗余,例如在具有全宽颜色的四色彩色打印系统中。 由于四种或更多种颜色的吸收光谱通常在一定程度上重叠,所以存在可用于减少伪像(例如条纹)的冗余。 由于人类视觉系统对于色度变化的敏感程度要比亮度变化(匹配缺失颜色的像素的亮度)与原始颜色的亮度或邻近该像素的像素的亮度相匹配 以减少由缺失颜色引起的伪像的严重性,同时减少替换过程本身引入任何其他工件的机会。