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US 4,287,550 AGranted
Driving circuit for printing device in electronic cash register
AssigneeCopal Company Limited
InventorYasuhiro Wada
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AssigneeCopal Company Limited
InventorYasuhiro Wada
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A driving circuit for printing devices in an electric cash register comprising a pair of first diodes which are connected in series in the normal direction respectively with a journal printing magnet and receipt printing magnet paired with each other and are connected with each other, a first switching transistor connected between the connecting point of the pair of first diodes and a negative (-) terminal of a current source, a second diode connected in the reverse direction between said connecting point and a positive (+) terminal of the current source, a second switching transistor connected between a common feeding line to the journal printing magnets and the positive (+) terminal of the current source and a third switching transistor connected between a common feeding line to the receipt printing magnets and the positive (+) terminal of the current source, to simplify the circuit formation and reduce the manufacturing cost.
A driving circuit for printing devices in an electronic cash register comprising a plurality of pairs of journal printing magnets and receipt printing magnets arranged adjacently and independently of each other, a pair of first diodes which are connected in the normal direction in series respectively to said respective magnets in a pair and are connected with each other, a first switching means connected between the connecting point of said pair of first diodes and one terminal of a current source, a second diode connected in the reverse direction between said connecting point and the other terminal of said current source, a first feeding line connected in common to said plurality of journal printing magnets, a second switching means connected between said first feeding line and said current source, a second feeding line connected in common to said plurality of receipt printing magnets, and a third switching means connected between said second feeding line and said current source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.