Increased droplet placement accuracy in inkjet printing
AssigneeTPO Displays Corp.
InventorsMartinus Jacobus Johannes Hack, Johannes Nicolaas Huiberts
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AssigneeTPO Displays Corp.
InventorsMartinus Jacobus Johannes Hack, Johannes Nicolaas Huiberts
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The present invention relates to an inkjet print head (1) comprising at least one nozzle chamber (2), having a nozzle aperture (3) defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture (3), and a printing fluid supply channel interconnected with said nozzle chamber (2). A printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement (4) is arranged at a predetermined position at an edge of a circumference of said aperture (3). The present invention further relates to a method for increasing droplet placement accuracy in an inkjet print head having at least one nozzle chamber with a nozzle aperture defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture. The method comprises the step of providing a printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement at a predetermined position at an edge of a circumference of said aperture.
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A method for increasing droplet placement accuracy in an inkjet print head having at least one nozzle chamber with a nozzle aperture defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture, comprising providing a printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement disposed on a predetermined position of an edge of a circumference of said aperture, wherein said printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement is a bar of essentially triangular cross-section such that a base thereof will rest on an inner surface of said nozzle chamber and such that a pointed edge thereof protrudes towards the center of said aperture and directing said bar such that it extends along said inner surface inwards of said nozzle chamber.
A method for increasing droplet placement accuracy in an inkjet print head having at least one nozzle chamber with a nozzle aperture defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture, comprising providing a printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement disposed on a predetermined position of an edge of a circumference of said aperture, wherein said printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement is a pointed structure of essentially pyramidal shape such that a base thereof rests on an inner surface wall of said nozzle chamber and such that a pointed tip thereof protrudes towards the center of said aperture.
A method for increasing droplet placement accuracy in an inkjet print head having at least one nozzle chamber with a nozzle aperture defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture, comprising providing a printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement disposed on a predetermined position of an edge of a circumference of said aperture, wherein said printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement is a recessed section of essentially triangular shape in an inner surface wall of said nozzle chamber such that a base thereof rests in the plane of said aperture and a point thereof is directed inwards of said nozzle chamber.
A method for increasing droplet placement accuracy in an inkjet print head having at least one nozzle chamber with a nozzle aperture defined in one wall thereof for the ejection of printing fluid out of said aperture, comprising providing a printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement disposed on a predetermined position of an edge of a circumference of said aperture, wherein said printing fluid droplet tail release guide arrangement is a recessed section of essentially triangular pyramidal shape in an inner surface wall of said nozzle chamber such that a base thereof rests in the plane of said aperture and a point thereof is directed inwards of said nozzle chamber.
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