Printer with a motor controlled by chopping means
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJunji Shioda
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AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJunji Shioda
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A printer in which a daisy wheel on a carriage is caused, by a hammer actuating mechanism, to impact against a printing sheet fed by a sheet feed mechanism, so that the sheet is printed with use of a ribbon interposed between the sheet and the wheel. The hammer actuating mechanism, a printing ribbon feed mechanism, a correction ribbon feed mechanism, and a correction ribbon lift mechanism constituting a first driven section, and the sheet feed mechanism constituting a second driven section, are connected to a single DC motor by means of clutch means. In driving the first driven section, the motor is supplied with a predetermined supply voltage from an external power source. In driving the second driven section, the motor is supplied with a supply voltage chopped by chopping means so that the second driven section is driven with a smaller driving force and at a lower rotating speed than the first driven section is.
A printer which has a printing hammer, a printing ribbon interposed between the printing hammer and a printing medium, a printing medium feed mechanism including a platen movable with the printing medium thereon, and a printing section including a printing ribbon feed mechanism for feeding the printing ribbon and a hammer actuating mechanism for actuating the printing hammer, said printer comprising:
A printer which has a printing hammer, a printing ribbon interposed between the printing hammer and a printing medium, a printing medium feed mechanism including a platen movable with the printing medium thereon, and a printing section including a printing ribbon feed mechanism for feeding the printing ribbon and a hammer actuating mechanism for actuating the printing hammer,
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