Liquid ejection apparatus and liquid ejection head
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiromasa Amma, Kyosuke Toda
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiromasa Amma, Kyosuke Toda
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A liquid ejection head includes a recording element substrate provided with elements formed on one surface of the substrate for generating energy for ejecting liquid as well as first and second supply ports each piercing between both surfaces of the substrate for supplying the liquid to the elements; and a support member provided with first and second liquid storage portions, first and second communication paths that respectively allow the first and the second supply ports to communicate with the first and second liquid storage portions, the support member supporting the other surface of the substrate. The length of the first communication path is longer than that of the second communication path. The horizontal cross-sectional area of the first communication path in a direction perpendicular to the liquid supply direction is larger than that of the second communication path.
A liquid ejection apparatus in which a liquid ejection head provided with a recording element substrate having ejection orifices formed in one surface of the recording element substrate as well as a first liquid chamber and a second liquid chambers respectively communicating with the ejection orifices and with a support member supporting the other surface of the recording element substrate is mounted with the ejection orifices directed downward, wherein each of the first and second liquid chambers has an opening formed in the other surface, the support member has a first liquid storage portion, a second liquid storage portion, a first communication path extending from the first liquid storage portion to the opening of the first liquid chamber and a second communication path extending from the second liquid storage portion to the opening of the second liquid chamber, each of the first and second communication paths contains a flow path portion having a horizontal cross-sectional area smaller than the areas of the openings of the first and second liquid chambers, each of the flow path portions being connected to one of the first and second liquid storage portions in such a manner that an interior space of each of the first and second liquid storage portions is narrowed down,
A liquid ejection head comprising:
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