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US 2011/0216126 A1Published application
Apparatus for capturing aerosols
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsMichael H. Lee, Napoleon J. Leoni, Henryk Birecki, Omer Gila
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Abstract
Apparatus for capturing aerosols are disclosed. An example apparatus described herein includes a corona wire, and a nonconductive housing comprising a first cavity to expose a first portion of the corona wire, a second cavity to expose a second portion of the corona wire, and a chamber between the first and second cavities. A third portion of the corona wire is located within the chamber between the first and second portions of the corona wire.
Claims15
An apparatus to capture aerosols, comprising:
- a corona wire;
- and
- a nonconductive housing comprising a first cavity to expose a first portion of the corona wire, a second cavity to expose a second portion of the corona wire, and a chamber between the first and second cavities, a third portion of the corona wire being located within the chamber between the first and second portions of the corona wire.
A print bar, comprising:
- an inkjet pen to apply ink to a substrate;
- a first nonconductive housing comprising first and second cavities and a first substantially sealed chamber disposed between the first and second cavities;
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- a first corona wire aligned with the inkjet pen to cause an aerosol to be applied to the substrate, the first corona wire being disposed along the nonconductive housing, and the first corona wire being exposed to the aerosol via the first and second cavities, and the first corona wire being concealed in the first substantially sealed chamber.
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An apparatus to capture aerosols, comprising:
- a corona wire;
- and
- a nonconductive housing to hold the corona wire and comprising a cavity defined by a plurality of walls and an open face;
- and
- a support coupled to at least one of the walls to hold the corona wire at a point along a length of the corona wire intermediate ends of the corona wire.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.