Liquid jet recording apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYoshitaka Watanabe, Takashi Endo
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Abstract
There is provided a liquid jet recording apparatus using recording liquids having viscosities depending upon an ambient temperature. This apparatus comprises: at least one liquid droplet jet head for emitting at least one recording liquid droplet each time the head is driven; drive means for repeatedly driving this head; and control means for controlling the frequency of the repetitive driving of the head by the driving means in accordance with the ambient temperature.
Claims18
A liquid jet recording apparatus using recording liquid having physical properties depending upon an ambient temperature, comprising:
- (A) liquid jet recording means having a controllable recording speed for recording by jetting said recording liquids;
- (B) temperature detecting means for detecting said ambient temperature;
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- (C) control means for controlling the recording speed of said recording means in accordance with the ambient temperature detected by said temperature detecting means.
An ink jet recording apparatus using ink liquids having viscosities depending upon an ambient temperature comprising:
- (A) at least one ink jet head for emitting at least one ink droplet for the driving of one time;
- (B) drive means for repeatedly driving said head;
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- (C) control means for controlling the frequency of the repetitive driving of said head by said drive means in accordance with said ambient temperature.
An ink jet recording apparatus using ink liquids having viscosities depending upon an ambient temperature comprising:
- (A) at least one ink jet head for emitting at least one ink droplet for the driving of one time;
- (B) traveling means for traveling said head;
- (C) drive means for repeatedly driving said head at a time interval corresponding to the traveling speed of said head;
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- (D) control means for controlling the traveling speed of said head by said traveling means in accordance with said ambient temperature.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.