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US 2004/0070660 A1Published application
Electrothermal converting element board, ink jet printing head provided with electrothermal converting element board and ink jet printing apparatus using the same
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMuga Mochizuki, Ichiro Saito, Yoshiyuki Imanaka
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Abstract
An individual electrode layer electrically connected to an individual electrode layer having an opening is formed beneath a heater layer and a common electrode layer along an ink flow path.
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An electrothermal converting element board comprising:
- a common electrode layer formed, via a first insulating layer, beneath an electrothermal converting element layer having a plurality of heat generating sections arranged on one straight line in correspondence to a plurality of liquid flowing paths, each having a liquid ejection opening for ejecting liquid used for a printing at one end thereof;
- said common electrode layer being electrically connected to said plurality of heat generating sections;
- an individual electrode layer electrically connected to at least one of said heat generating sections in said plurality of heat generating sections and formed, via a second insulating layer, beneath said common electrode layer and said electrothermal converting element layer;
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- a board section provided with said electrothermal converting element layer, said common electrode layer and said individual electrode layer.
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An electrothermal converting element board comprising:
- a common electrode layer formed via a first insulating layer beneath an electrothermal converting element layer having a plurality of heat generating sections arranged on one straight line in correspondence to a plurality of liquid flowing paths, each having a liquid ejection opening on one end thereof for ejecting liquid used for a printing, and electrically connected to said plurality of heat generating sections, respectively;
- an individual electrode layer formed via a second insulating layer beneath said electrothermal converting element layer and electrically connected to at least one of said plurality of heat generating sections;
- a protective layer for covering said plurality of heat generating sections, said common electrode layer and said individual electrode layer;
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- a board section provided with said electrothermal converting element layer, said common electrode layer and said individual electrode layer;
- wherein a thickness of a portion of said protective layer covering said plurality of heat generating sections is smaller than that of a portion of said protective layer covering said individual electrode layer.
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An ink jet printing head comprising:
- a liquid ejection member having a plurality of liquid flowing paths, each having a liquid ejection opening at one end thereof for ejecting liquid used for a printing,
- an electrothermal converting element board comprising a common electrode layer formed via a first insulating layer beneath an electrothermal converting element layer having a plurality of heat generating sections arranged on one straight line in correspondence to a plurality of liquid flowing paths, each having a liquid ejection opening for ejecting liquid used for the printing at one end thereof;
- said common electrode layer being electrically connected to the plurality of heat generating sections;
- an individual electrode layer electrically connected to at least one of the heat generating sections in the plurality of heat generating sections and formed via a second insulating layer beneath said common electrode layer and said electrothermal converting element layer, a board section provided with said electrothermal converting element layer, said common electrode layer and said individual electrode layer and
- a wiring board electrically connected to said electrothermal converting element board for supplying electric power to said common electrode layer of said electrothermal converting element board.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.