Producing electrode for ink dot printer
AssigneeTokyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsHisashi Nishikawa, Mitsuharu Endo
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Abstract
An ink dot printer wherein an ink supply member having both insulation property and ink-impregnation property is positioned in contact with conductive recording electrodes disposed opposite to an opposed electrode through a recording medium, and ink is fed from the ink supply member to fore ends of the recording electrodes, so that a printing operation can be performed without soiling the recording medium. Accordingly the entire structure can be simplified and the ink fed to the fore ends of the recording electrodes is effectively kept undried.
Claims5
An ink dot printer wherein a recording electrode fed with ink at the fore end thereof is disposed opposite to an opposed electrode through a recording medium, and a picture is drawn with the ink sputtered from the fore end of said recording electrode toward the recording medium by generating a potential difference between said opposed electrode and said recording electrode, said ink dot printer characterized in that said recording electrode is composed of a conductive material formed on an ink supply member by thin-film techniques, wherein said ink supply member has both an insulation property and an ink-impregnation property, and a potential difference is generated between said opposed electrode and said recording electrode in such a manner that the voltage of said recording electrode become higher.
An ink dot printer wherein a recording electrode fed with ink at the fore end thereof is disposed opposite to an opposed electrode through a recording medium, and a picture is drawn with the ink sputtered from the fore end of said recording electrode toward the recording medium by generating a potential difference between said opposed electrode and said recording electrode, said ink dot printer characterized in that a plurality of conductive recording electrodes are disposed in contact with an ink supply member having both insulation property and ink-impregnation property, and said recording electrodes are insulated from one another by means of insulator walls.
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