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Patent US20010033305 - Ink jet print head and ink jet printing apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsThe ink jet print head according to this invention comprises: a plurality of nozzles; a plurality of electrothermal transducers provided one for each of the plurality of nozzles, the electrothermal transducers being adapted to eject ink supplied into the nozzles when energized; an energization start...http://www.google.com/patents/US20010033305?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20010033305 - Ink jet print head and ink jet printing apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20010033305 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 09/817,040Publication dateOct 25, 2001Filing dateMar 27, 2001Priority dateMar 28, 2000Also published asDE60111987D1, DE60111987T2, EP1138490A2, EP1138490A3, EP1138490B1, US6802583Publication number09817040, 817040, US 2001/0033305 A1, US 2001/033305 A1, US 20010033305 A1, US 20010033305A1, US 2001033305 A1, US 2001033305A1, US-A1-20010033305, US-A1-2001033305, US2001/0033305A1, US2001/033305A1, US20010033305 A1, US20010033305A1, US2001033305 A1, US2001033305A1InventorsYasuyuki TamuraOriginal AssigneeYasuyuki TamuraExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (6), Classifications (11), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetInk jet print head and ink jet printing apparatusUS 20010033305 A1Abstract The ink jet print head according to this invention comprises: a plurality of nozzles; a plurality of electrothermal transducers provided one for each of the plurality of nozzles, the electrothermal transducers being adapted to eject ink supplied into the nozzles when energized; an energization start means to start energizing the electrothermal transducers; a voltage detection means to detect a voltage applied to the electrothermal transducers after starting the energization; and an energization stop means to stop the energization of the electrothermal transducers according to the voltage detected by the voltage detection means. Images(5) Claims(13)
What is claimed is: 1. An ink jet print head comprising: a plurality of nozzles each having an electrothermal transducer to eject ink supplied into the nozzles when energized; energization start means for start energizing said electrothermal transducers; voltage detection means for detecting a voltage applied after starting the energization to said electrothermal transducers; and energization stop means for stopping said energization of said electrothermal transducers according to said voltage detected by said voltage detection means. 2. An ink jet print head according to claim 1 , wherein said energization stop means controls an energization duration of said electrothermal transducers according to said voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers and detected by said voltage detection means, and increases said energization duration as said applied voltage falls. 3. An ink jet print head according to claim 2 , wherein said energization stop means has stop signal output means for outputting an energization stop signal for stopping the energization of said electrothermal transducers when said voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers during said energization is equal to a predetermined reference voltage, and wherein said reference voltage is reduced over a predetermined time elapse from a predetermined maximum set voltage value, higher than a maximum voltage value of said applied voltage, down to a predetermined minimum set voltage value, lower than a minimum voltage value of said applied voltage. 4. An ink jet print head according to claim 1 , wherein said energization stop means has a stop signal output means which integrates a sum of the voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers during said energization and a predetermined DC voltage and, when an integrated value reaches a predetermined value, outputs an energization stop signal to stop said energization of said electrothermal transducers. 5. An ink jet print head according to claim 1 , wherein said electrothermal transducers generate bubbles in ink by thermal energy and eject ink from said nozzles by energy produced by said bubbles. 6. An ink jet print head according to claim 1 , wherein said plurality of nozzles are divided into a plurality of blocks and said electrothermal transducers are driven one block at a time. 7. An ink jet printing apparatus having an ink jet print head, said ink jet print head being adapted to print on a predetermined print medium by ejecting ink from a plurality of nozzles, said ink jet print head comprising: a plurality of nozzles each having an electrothermal transducer to eject ink supplied into said nozzles when energized; energization start means for starting energizing said electrothermal transducers; voltage detection means for detecting a voltage applied after starting said energization to said electrothermal transducers; and energization stopping means for stopping said energization of said electrothermal transducers according to said voltage detected by said voltage detection means. 8. An ink jet printing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein said energization stop means controls an energization duration of said electrothermal transducers according to said voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers and detected by said voltage detection means, and increases said energization duration as said applied voltage falls. 9. An ink jet printing apparatus according to claim 8 , wherein said energization stop means has stop signal output means for outputting an energization stop signal for stopping said energization of said electrothermal transducers when said voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers during said energization is equal to a predetermined reference voltage, and wherein said reference voltage is reduced over a predetermined time elapse from a predetermined maximum set voltage value, higher than a maximum voltage value of said applied voltage, down to a predetermined minimum set voltage value, lower than a minimum voltage value of said applied voltage. 10. An ink jet printing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein said energization stop means has a stop signal output means which integrates a sum of said voltage applied to said electrothermal transducers during said energization and a predetermined DC voltage and, when an integrated value reaches a predetermined value, outputs an energization stop signal to stop said energization of the electrothermal transducers. 11. An ink jet printing apparatus according to claim 7, wherein said electrothermal transducers generate bubbles in ink by thermal energy and eject ink from said nozzles by energy produced by said bubbles. 12. An ink jet printing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein said plurality of nozzles are divided into a plurality of blocks and said electrothermal transducers are driven one block at a time. 13. An ink jet printing method for performing printing by ejecting ink, comprising said steps of: starting energizing electrothermal transducers which generate thermal energy for ejecting ink; detecting a voltage applied after said start of the energization to said electrothermal transducers; and stopping said energization of said electrothermal transducers according to said voltage detected. Description
[0001] This application is based on Patent Application No. 2000-89652 filed Mar. 28, 2000 in Japan, the content of which is incorporated hereinto by reference. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] 1. Field of the Invention [0003] The present invention relates to an ink jet print head, an ink jet printing apparatus having the ink jet print head, and an ink jet printing method, and more specifically to a control for driving an energy generation element provided in each of a plurality of ink ejection nozzles in the ink jet print head. [0004] 2. Description of the Related Art [0005] An on-demand type ink jet printing system is showing a rapid growth in recent years. A so-called bubble jet printing system in particular has found a wide range of applications because of its advantages, such as a simple structure of the print head and its capability of having a large number of nozzles arranged in high density. The print head using this bubble jet printing system employs a heater as the energy generation element for ejecting ink, which heats ink to generate a bubble and eject ink by the bubble energy. [0006] In performing high-speed printing by using such a bubble jet printing system, it is effective to increase the number of nozzles. Driving many nozzles at the same time, however, causes a large power to be supplied to these nozzles instantaneously, giving rise to a possibility of a power supply voltage drop. Hence, to reliably operate a large number of nozzles, a power supply with a large capacity is required. In the bubble jet printing system, a bubble is generated in the ink by an electric power pulse of a very short duration as small as a few microseconds. Thus, when a large number of nozzles are driven at the same time, a large current flows at the instant of nozzle operation, causing a significant drop in the supply voltage. This results in a shortage of energy for nozzle operation, rendering the ink ejection from the nozzles unstable, significantly reducing the quality of a printed image. [0007] To avoid this problem, it has generally been known to divide a large number of nozzles into a plurality of blocks and drive these blocks at different timings in a time-division manner. In this case, too, when an overall number of nozzles in the print head is large and each block is allocated with many nozzles, a significant voltage drop will occur whenever a each block is driven. If the number of blocks is increased to reduce the number of nozzles to be operated at the same time, the time taken to drive all the blocks becomes long, making it necessary to reduce a drive frequency, which in turn leads to a reduced operation speed, another serious problem directly involved with the printing performance. [0008] As a common countermeasure to eliminate such a voltage drop issue in a field of other than a printing technology field, a remote sensing system has been known. This system detects a voltage between terminals of each load that consumes electricity, and feeds back the detected voltage to a constant voltage circuit of the power supply to keep the voltage across the load constant and thereby stabilize the operation of the load. However, in an attempt to apply such technology to bubble jet printing system, the remote sensing system may not work effectively because the drive pulse is very short. That is, for a pulse current of a very short pulse width to be fed back, a high-speed feedback circuit is required. But because the remote sensing circuit has long wiring, the current phase is delayed making the high-speed feedback circuit operation unstable, causing an oscillation problem. [0009] To solve this problem, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 10-181017 (1998) previously filed by the applicant of this invention describes a drive method which counts the number of nozzles to be driven at the same time and determines a pulse width of a voltage pulse based on the count value. Because this drive method estimates a voltage drop of voltage applied to the heater of the nozzle and, based on the estimated result, corrects the drive pulse width, it is possible to perform a stable drive without applying an excess voltage. However, in the drive system of Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 10-181017 (1998), too, variations in resistance of power wires for the print head and variations in resistance of electrothermal transducers combine to produce errors. Further, if there is a large capacitor in the power wires, the voltage drop can vary widely depending not only on the current consumption at that instant but also on the immediately preceding current consumption, making the correction more difficult. Even with this drive system, it is currently not possible to provide a perfect correction. [0010] As described above, in the conventional ink jet printing apparatus, the presence of power supply voltage variations normally makes it necessary to set the pulse width large enough to be able to supply a sufficient power for driving nozzles even when there is a supply voltage drop. The large pulse width in turn produces various problems, including increased power consumptions, large temperature rises in the print head, a shorter longevity of the print head, and burnt deposits on the heater degrading the ejection performance and the quality of printed images. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0011] An object of the present invention is to provide an ink jet print head capable of stably and reliably driving an energy generation means such as heater at all times and also an ink jet printing apparatus having the same and an ink jet printing method. [0012] In a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an ink jet print head comprising: [0013] a plurality of nozzles each having an electrothermal transducer to eject ink supplied into the nozzles when energized; [0014] energization start means for start energizing the electrothermal transducers; [0015] voltage detection means for detecting a voltage applied after starting the energization to the electrothermal transducers; and [0016] energization stop means for stopping the energization of the electrothermal transducers according to the voltage detected by the voltage detection means. [0017] In a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided an ink jet printing apparatus having an ink jet print head, the ink jet print head being adapted to print on a predetermined print medium by ejecting ink from a plurality of nozzles, the ink jet print head comprising: [0018] a plurality of nozzles each having an electrothermal transducer to eject ink supplied into the nozzles when energized; [0019] energization start means for starting energizing the electrothermal transducers; [0020] voltage detection means for detecting a voltage applied after starting the energization to the electrothermal transducers; and [0021] energization stopping means for stopping the energization of the electrothermal transducers according to the voltage detected by the voltage detection means. [0022] In a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided an ink jet printing method for performing printing by ejecting ink, comprising the steps of: [0023] starting energizing electrothermal transducers which generate thermal energy for ejecting ink; [0024] detecting a voltage applied after the start of the energization to the electrothermal transducers; and [0025] stopping the energization of the electrothermal transducers according to the voltage detected. [0026] In the present invention with the construction described above, the time during which the energy generation means is energized is determined according to the actual voltage applied to the ink jet print head. That is, when the voltage applied to the electrothermal transducer is large, the time from the start to the end of the energization is set short. When the voltage applied to the electrothermal transducer is small, the time from the start to the end of the energization is set long. This enables an appropriate power to be supplied to the electrothermal transducer at all times, realizing a stable ejection of ink. [0027] Further, in this invention, because the detected applied voltage is not fed back to the power supply, the apparatus can be constructed of a drive circuit with a smaller time constant than when a feedback circuit is additionally formed, thus eliminating such problems as oscillations during operation. [0028] The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description of embodiments thereof taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0029]FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing the construction of an ink jet printing apparatus as a first embodiment of the invention; [0030]FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing the structures of ejection ports and heaters in the ink jet print head applied to the first embodiment; [0031]FIG. 3 is a diagram of a drive circuit for the ink jet print head applied to the first embodiment; [0032]FIG. 4 is a timing chart showing operations of parts of the circuit of FIG. 3; and [0033]FIG. 5 is a circuit diagram showing an essential part of a drive circuit for the ink jet print head in a second embodiment of the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS [0034] Now, embodiments of the present invention will be described by referring to the accompanying drawings. [0035] (First Embodiment) [0036]FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 represent the first embodiment of the invention. [0037] In FIG. 1, a print unit that prints on a print medium has a plurality (in this example, four) of head cartridges 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D and a carriage 2 that replaceably mounts these head cartridges. The head cartridges 1A to 1D each have an ink jet print head 13 (see FIG. 2) and an ink tank. The print head 13 has a connector for receiving a drive signal. In the explanation that follows, when we refer to the whole head cartridges 1A to 1D or any one head cartridge, they are represented simply as a head cartridge 1. [0038] The plurality of head cartridges 1 use inks of different colors for printing. The ink tanks 1A-1D mounted in the individual head cartridges 1 contain different color inks, such as black, cyan, magenta and yellow. The head cartridges 1 are each replaceably mounted on the carriage 2 at their predetermined positions. The carriage 2 has a connector holder (electric interface portion) for transferring drive signals to the head cartridges 1 through the connectors. [0039] The carriage 2 is movably supported on a guide shaft 3 that extends in a main scan direction in the apparatus body, so that it can be moved back and forth in the main scan direction. The carriage 2 is reciprocated by a main scan motor 4 through a drive mechanism including a motor pulley 5, a follower pulley 6 and a timing belt 7. The position and the movement of the carriage 2 is controlled by a control system described later. [0040] A print medium 8, such as print paper and plastic thin film, is fed by the rotation of two pairs of transport rollers 9, 10 and 11, 12 to pass through a position (print area) facing a nozzle face 21 (see FIG. 2) of the head cartridges 1. The print medium 8 has its back supported on a platen (not shown) so that it forms a planar recording surface in the print area. The nozzle face 21 of each of the head cartridges 1 mounted on the carriage 2 protrudes downwardly from the carriage 2 and is held parallel to the print medium 8 clamped between the two pairs of the transport rollers. Further, the carriage 2 has a reflection type optical sensor 15 as a density sensor. [0041] The head cartridges 1 are ink jet head cartridges designed to eject ink from a plurality of nozzles by using thermal energy and have electrothermal transducers (heaters) corresponding to nozzles. That is, the recording portions of the head cartridges 1 convert electric energy into thermal energy by the heaters installed in the individual nozzles and causes film boiling in the ink by the thermal energy to produce bubbles whose energy is used to eject ink from the ejection ports. [0042]FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing a part of the ink jet print head 13 in the head cartridge 1. [0043] The nozzle face 21 that faces the print medium 8 supported in the print area as described above with a predetermined gap (for example, about 0.5-2 mm) therebetween is formed with a plurality of ejection ports 22 at a predetermined pitch. The ejection ports 22 are each communicated with a common liquid chamber 23 through liquid paths 24. Heaters 25 for generating thermal energy for ink ejection are arranged along the wall surfaces of the individual liquid paths 24. The wall surface of each liquid path 24 is formed by one surface of a substrate of, say, silicon. The liquid paths 24 and the ejection ports 22 located at their ends together form a plurality of nozzles. [0044] Here, the mounting direction of the ink tanks 1A-1D mounted on the carriage 2 and the arrangement direction of the ejection ports 22 in the head cartridge 1 are set to cross the scan direction of the carriage 2. [0045] In the ink jet head constructed as described above, when a drive current representing an image signal or ejection signal is applied to the heater 25, the energized heater 25 causes film boiling in the ink present in the liquid path 24, thus ejecting ink from the ejection port 22 by the pressure of the film boiling. [0046]FIG. 3 shows an example of a drive circuit for the ink jet print head 13 in the first embodiment. [0047] Data for driving the heaters 25 in the individual nozzles of the ink jet print head 13 are sent through a data line DATA to a serial shift register 31, from which it is latched by a latch circuit 32 before being supplied to a gate array 33. The gate array 33 outputs signals in response to the drive data received to turn on a transistor array 34, thus supplying current from the power supply to the heaters 25. In this embodiment, a large number of heaters 25 are divided into four blocks 25A-25D, which are individually driven. Operating the heaters one block at a time reduces the amount of current that flows instantaneously. BL0 and BL1 represent control signals for this operation. These control signals are fed through a decoder 35 to gate circuits 36A-36D for block operation. The gate circuits 36A-36D drive the heaters 25 in the associated block according to a GO signal received. The time during which the heaters 25 are energized is determined by an energization start signal (GO signal) generated in an energization start signal generation circuit (energization start means) 40 of FIG. 1. [0048]FIG. 4 is a timing chart showing signals at associated parts of the circuit in FIG. 3. [0049] As shown in the figure, when the GO signal goes high at the leading edge of an ENB signal, the power begins to be applied to the heaters 25. At this time, a D/A converter 37 is supplied with 3-bit data DA0, DA1, DA2 which are successively changed after the ENB signal goes high. As a result, the output of the D/A converter 37 progressively decreases from a maximum value Vmax, which is higher than the maximum value of a voltage Vh applied to the heaters 25, down to a minimum value Vmin, which is lower than the minimum value of the applied voltage Vh. [0050] The output of the D/A converter 37 is compared by a comparator (energization stop means) 39 with an output of a differential amplifier (voltage detection means) 38 that detects the voltage Vh of the power line used to drive the heaters 25. Then, when the output signal (Vref signal) of the D/A converter 37 becomes lower than the output Vh of the differential amplifier 38, the comparator 39 outputs an energization stop signal (COMP signal) to the energization start signal generation circuit 40. Upon receiving the energization stop signal, the circuit 40 turns off the GO signal, the energization start signal, which it was outputting. As a result, a gate circuit 36 produces low-level outputs (L signals) and the gate array 33 that has received these L signals also outputs L signals, turning off the transistor array 34. Hence, the heaters 25 are deenergized. [0051] Thus, by determining the timing at which the 3-bit data DA0, DA1, DA2 input to the D/A converter are changed, the duration in which the heaters 25 are kept energized can be determined according the value of the applied voltage Vh. [0052] Consider a case where the voltage Vh applied to the heaters 25 is relatively high, as at Vh1 in FIG. 4. The voltage value Vh1 becomes equal to Vref before the output value Vref of the D/A converter 37 decreases significantly, i.e., before a significant length of time elapses. Before that point, the voltage value Vh1 is less than the output value Vref. Hence, the pulse width T1 of the GO signal is relatively narrow. In a case where the applied voltage is relatively low, as at Vh2, the voltage value Vh2 agrees with Vref after the output Vref of the D/A converter 37 has decreased significantly, i.e., a relatively long period has elapsed. Before that point, the voltage value Vh2 is less than the output value Vref. Hence, the pulse width T2 of the GO signal is relatively large. As a result, the heaters 25 can be supplied with a sufficient power even when the applied voltage Vh falls. The timing at which the data is output from the D/A converter 37 should preferably be set by considering not only design values characteristic of the head but also manufacturing variations, head temperature and the like. [0053] The ENB signal is turned off so as to provide a duration in which the heaters 25 should be kept energized when the applied voltage is the lowest. This prevents the heaters 25 from being energized over an abnormally long period, thus improving the safety of the apparatus even when there are abnormal voltage variations. [0054] Further, in this embodiment, the 3-bit data DA0, DA1, DA2 are supplied, not in the normal binary code, but in the Gray binary code. This ensures that whenever there is a change in the data, only one bit is allowed to change at a time, preventing the data from varying significantly when a slight deviation in transmission timing occurs. Thus, erroneous operations will not result. [0055] Further, the circuit shown in FIG. 3 may be provided all within the ink jet print head. Or a part of the circuit may be provided in the ink jet print head with the remaining installed in other than the print head within the ink jet printing apparatus. [0056] When the entire or part of the circuit is installed in the ink jet print head, it may be integrally incorporated into the substrate that forms the ink jet print head, by using the semiconductor circuit chip fabrication process or the like. [0057] (Second Embodiment) [0058] Next, the second embodiment of the ink jet printing apparatus according to this invention will be described. [0059] In the second embodiment, the energization stop signal (COMP signal) generation circuit is formed of a circuit shown in FIG. 5, in stead of the differential amplifier 38 and the D/A converter 37 in FIG. 3. In other respects the configuration is similar to that shown in FIG. 3. [0060] In the circuit shown in FIG. 5, an output of a differential amplifier 48 that detects a voltage of the heater energizing power line and a DC voltage signal (PW signal) that is fed through a buffer amplifier 49 are added up and integrated by an integration circuit 50. When the integrated result reaches a predetermined value VREF, the COMP signal as the energization stop signal is output from a comparator 52, causing the GO signal as the energization start signal to go low, thus stopping the supply of power to the heaters 25. The integration circuit 50 and the comparator 52 form an energization stop means. In the integration circuit 50, when the ENB signal is low, a switch 51 in the figure is closed to reset the integration circuit 50. When the ENB signal is high, the switch 51 is open, restarting the integration. [0061] The value of the PW signal should preferably be set according to the temperature of the ink jet print head. Because the PW signal is not a signal that changes at high speed, there is no need to consider a timing problem. [0062] In the second embodiment, too, as in the first embodiment, the entire circuit shown in FIG. 5 may be provided in the ink jet print head. Alternatively a part of the circuit of FIG. 5 may be installed in the print head with the remaining installed in other than the print head within the ink jet printing apparatus. [0063] Further in the second embodiment because the number of contacts with external circuits outside the head can be reduced, compared with the first embodiment, improvements can be made to the ease of manufacture, durability and reliability. Further, the integration of voltage provides immunity from being affected by rapid voltage variations due to noise and the advantage of being able to perform control at an appropriate timing. [0064] In the integration circuit using the analog circuit of FIG. 5, a high precision is required of such elements as capacitors, so that it may be difficult to incorporate these elements into an ordinary IC circuit. However, in incorporating the circuit implementing this embodiment into the print head, if a manufacturing process is taken which involves first forming an amplifier, a logic circuit and heaters in the silicon substrate and then mounting resistors and capacitors of the integration circuit around their peripheries, it is possible to form a highly precise circuit relatively easily and therefore reduce the overall cost of the entire apparatus. [0065] In the above embodiment, as the voltage of the power line for energizing the heaters, a line voltage between positive and negative power lines is detected by the differential amplifier. This may be replaced by the detection of the potential of only one polarity. That is, generally the potentials on the positive side and on the negative side rarely change individually, but in most cases change similarly. Hence, simply measuring only one polarity can detect the voltage variations well, thereby simplifying the circuit. [0066] In energizing the heaters, there are two methods, one that applies a single drive pulse for one ejection and one that applies a plurality of drive pulses for one ejection. This invention is applicable to either type of driving. [0067] Further, in the case of energizing the heaters by applying a plurality of drive pulses, the timings of energizing and de-energizing the both pulses may be controlled according to this invention, or only one drive pulse that actually produces a bubble may apply the invention. [0068] The present invention achieves distinct effect when applied to a recording head or a recording apparatus which has means for generating thermal energy such as electrothermal transducers or laser light, and which causes changes in ink by the thermal energy so as to eject ink. This is because such a system can achieve a high density and high resolution recording. [0069] A typical structure and operational principle thereof is disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,723,129 and 4,740,796, and it is preferable to use this basic principle to implement such a system. Although this system can be applied either to on-demand type or continuous type ink jet recording systems, it is particularly suitable for the on-demand type apparatus. This is because the on-demand type apparatus has electrothermal transducers, each disposed on a sheet or liquid passage that retains liquid (ink), and operates as follows: first, one or more drive signals are applied to the electrothermal transducers to cause thermal energy corresponding to recording information; second, the thermal energy induces sudden temperature rise that exceeds the nucleate boiling so as to cause the film boiling on heating portions of the recording head; and third, bubbles are grown in the liquid (ink) corresponding to the drive signals. By using the growth and collapse of the bubbles, the ink is expelled from at least one of the ink ejection orifices of the head to form one or more ink drops. The drive signal in the form of a pulse is preferable because the growth and collapse of the bubbles can be achieved instantaneously and suitably by this form of drive signal. As a drive signal in the form of a pulse, those described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,463,359 and 4,345,262 are preferable. In addition, it is preferable that the rate of temperature rise of the heating portions described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,313,124 be adopted to achieve better recording. [0070] U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,558,333 and 4,459,600 disclose the following structure of a recording head, which is incorporated to the present invention: this structure includes heating portions disposed on bent portions in addition to a combination of the ejection orifices, liquid passages and the electrothermal transducers disclosed in the above patents. Moreover, the present invention can be applied to structures disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open Nos. 59-123670 (1984) and 59-138461 (1984) in order to achieve similar effects. The former discloses a structure in which a slit common to all the electrothermal transducers is used as ejection orifices of the electrothermal transducers, and the latter discloses a structure in which openings for absorbing pressure waves caused by thermal energy are formed corresponding to the ejection orifices. Thus, irrespective of the type of the recording head, the present invention can achieve recording positively and effectively. [0071] The present invention can be also applied to a so-called full-line type recording head whose length equals the maximum length across a recording medium. Such a recording head may consists of a plurality of recording heads combined together, or one integrally arranged recording head. [0072] In addition, the present invention can be applied to various serial type recording heads: a recording head fixed to the main assembly of a recording apparatus; a conveniently replaceable chip type recording head which, when loaded on the main assembly of a recording apparatus, is electrically connected to the main assembly, and is supplied with ink therefrom; and a cartridge type recording head integrally including an ink reservoir. [0073] It is further preferable to add a recovery system, or a preliminary auxiliary system for a recording head as a constituent of the recording apparatus because they serve to make the effect of the present invention more reliable. Examples of the recovery system are a capping means and a cleaning means for the recording head, and a pressure or suction means for the recording head. Examples of the preliminary auxiliary system are a preliminary heating means utilizing electrothermal transducers or a combination of other heater elements and the electrothermal transducers, and a means for carrying out preliminary ejection of ink independently of the ejection for recording. These systems are effective for reliable recording. [0074] The number and type of recording heads to be mounted on a recording apparatus can be also changed. For example, only one recording head corresponding to a single color ink, or a plurality of recording heads corresponding to a plurality of inks different in color or concentration can be used. In other words, the present invention can be effectively applied to an apparatus having at least one of the monochromatic, multi-color and full-color modes. Here, the monochromatic mode performs recording by using only one major color such as black. The multi-color mode carries out recording by using different color inks, and the full-color mode performs recording by color mixing. [0075] Furthermore, although the above-described embodiments use liquid ink, inks that are liquid when the recording signal is applied can be used: for example, inks can be employed that solidify at a temperature lower than the room temperature and are softened or liquefied in the room temperature. This is because in the ink jet system, the ink is generally temperature adjusted in a range of 30� C.-70� C. so that the viscosity of the ink is maintained at such a value that the ink can be ejected reliably. [0076] In addition, the present invention can be applied to such apparatus where the ink is liquefied just before the ejection by the thermal energy as follows so that the ink is expelled from the orifices in the liquid state, and then begins to solidify on hitting the recording medium, thereby preventing the ink evaporation: the ink is transformed from solid to liquid state by positively utilizing the thermal energy which would otherwise cause the temperature rise; or the ink, which is dry when left in air, is liquefied in response to the thermal energy of the recording signal. In such cases, the ink may be retained in recesses or through holes formed in a porous sheet as liquid or solid substances so that the ink faces the electrothermal transducers as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open Nos. 54-56847 (1979) or 60-71260 (1985). The present invention is most effective when it uses the film boiling phenomenon to expel the ink. [0077] Furthermore, the ink jet recording apparatus of the present invention can be employed not only as an image output terminal of an information processing device such as a computer, but also as an output device of a copying machine including a reader, and as an output device of a facsimile apparatus having a transmission and receiving function. [0078] As described above, regardless of the state prior to the driving of the energy generation elements, this invention determines the width of a drive pulse according to the voltage drop that occurs as the energy generation elements are driven. Hence, the minimum required drive pulse can be supplied without being affected by the stability of the power supply circuit, wiring resistance variations and variations in contact resistance of wires, thus allowing the electrothermal transducers to be driven reliably. [0079] Further, because no feedback circuit is used, there is no problem of possible oscillations even when the drive control of the electrothermal transducers is performed at high speed. This enables a highly stable control, which in turn offers such advantages as preventing excess power from being applied to the energy generation elements, reducing power consumption, preventing excess temperature rises of the electrothermal transducers, allowing for high-speed recording, and significantly extending the longevity of the electrothermal transducers. [0080] Furthermore, this invention can realize a significant reduction in the size of the circuit when compared with the conventional system that counts the number of electrothermal transducers that need to be driven simultaneously. [0081] The present invention has been described in detail with respect to preferred embodiments, and it will now be apparent from the foregoing to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications may be made without departing from the invention in its broader aspect, and it is the intention, therefore, in the apparent claims to cover all such changes and modifications as fall within the true spirit of the invention. Referenced byCiting PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS7175248 *Feb 27, 2004Feb 13, 2007Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.Fluid ejection device with feedback circuitUS7227756May 27, 2004Jun 5, 2007Lexmark International, Inc.Power supply keying arrangement for use with an electrical apparatusUS7249816 *Sep 19, 2002Jul 31, 2007Ricoh Company, Ltd.Image recording apparatus and head driving control apparatusUS7419231May 25, 2005Sep 2, 2008Lexmark International, Inc.Power sensing circuitUS7604312Feb 12, 2007Oct 20, 2009Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.Fluid ejection device with feedback circuitUS7841685 *Jun 26, 2007Nov 30, 2010Brother Kogyo Kabushiki KaishaPrinting apparatus and driver IC having a dummy drive circuit* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification347/19, 347/14International ClassificationB41J2/05Cooperative ClassificationB41J2/04541, B41J2/0457, B41J2/0458, B41J2/04543European ClassificationB41J2/045D57, B41J2/045D35, B41J2/045D51, B41J2/045D34Legal EventsDateCodeEventDescriptionMar 14, 2012FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 8Mar 13, 2008FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 4Jul 26, 2005CCCertificate of correctionJun 11, 2001ASAssignmentOwner name: CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA, JAPANFree format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:TAMURA, YASUYUKI;REEL/FRAME:011885/0237Effective date: 20010426Owner name: CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA 30-2, SHIMOMARUKO 3-CHOME,Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:TAMURA, YASUYUKI /AR;REEL/FRAME:011885/0237RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services©2012 Google

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The time is 1946. Against fierce opposition, a young scientist commits himself-and the colleagues who have faith in him-to an enormous gamble. They propose to stake their careers, and the future of the company that employs them, on the search for a new wonder drug. This book takes the reader into the lives of a group of men and women for whom everything-professional integrity, personal happiness, corporate survival-is bound up, hour by hour, with the remorselessly exacting and, to the initiate, awesomely beautiful world of the laboratory. It celebrates a profession that deals each day in hope, suspense, defeat, and-perhaps one time in a thousand-victory. It begins as Tom Cable makes his first impassioned plea to the Enright executives, challenging the company to undertake the search. It continues through scenes of mounting excitement as one antibiotic after another is found, isolated, tested-in vivo, on the living-and fails; as rivalries and impatience turn men against the project and each other; as frustration and defeat are countered with marvels of ingenuity and courage; as the people who test a daring idea in vivo are -in vivo-tested by it. Out of the crowded canvas and the proliferating drama, two magnificent protagonists emerge in sharp relief; one is Cable, the inspired man of science who after every setback must decide whether he is to give up, perhaps only one step short of his goal. The other is Science itself.
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Patent US6513693 - Academic carrying apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn academic carrying apparatus for use in transporting a variety of items over the shoulders with the carrier resting along the user's back. The carrying apparatus has a body portion that defines a storage compartment. The body portion is comprised of a plurality of panels. A lid is coupled to the rear...http://www.google.com/patents/US6513693?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6513693 - Academic carrying apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6513693 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/665,097Publication dateFeb 4, 2003Filing dateSep 20, 2000Priority dateSep 20, 2000Fee statusLapsedPublication number09665097, 665097, US 6513693 B1, US 6513693B1, US-B1-6513693, US6513693 B1, US6513693B1InventorsHerschel DeLoachOriginal AssigneeDeloach HerschelExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Classifications (16), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAcademic carrying apparatus
US 6513693 B1Abstract
An academic carrying apparatus for use in transporting a variety of items over the shoulders with the carrier resting along the user's back. The carrying apparatus has a body portion that defines a storage compartment. The body portion is comprised of a plurality of panels. A lid is coupled to the rear panel and adjacent to an upper peripheral edge of the body portion. The lid has a pair of top latches for coupling with the front panel of the body portion for securing the lid. The rear panel has a pair of strap holders. Finally, the pair of side panels defines a right side panel and a left side panel, with each side panel having a utility portion.
In general, an academic carrying apparatus such as a backpack has a pair of shoulder straps by which the bag is suspended from the user's shoulders so as to be carried on the user's back. The back pack, particularly when it is designed for use in carrying school supplies, has a center compartment of a comparatively large internal volume to contain many articles which heavily burdens the user for short periods of time and long periods of time when walking from point “A” to point “B”. It is, therefore, desirable that the load is uniformly distributed over the entire area of the user's body, particularly his shoulders, back and waist, and that such a uniform distribution is maintained during movement of the user's body.
Further, most backpacks have a body portion that is hollow and defined by a fabric covering which may be canvas, or synthetic such as a fabric impregnated vinyl, or a pure highly flexible plastic. As used herein, the term “fabric” includes any type of sheet or web material, which may be utilized to define the three-dimensional pack. These fabric bags have certain inherent problems and shortcomings. For example, students traveling between home and school and from one school activity to another school activity during the day typically use the bags. At the end of a school year, the backpack is usually discarded. Many times the backpack does not last the entire school year because the fabric is easily torn and damaged.
The primary object of the present invention is to provide a school-supply carrier or backpack for transporting school supplies, books, papers and other items, and wherein the carrier is made of a semi-rigid material.
With reference now to the drawings, and in particular to FIGS. 1-3 thereof, an academic carrying apparatus embodying the principles and concepts of the present invention and generally designated by the reference numeral 10 will be described.
Patent CitationsCited PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS135254 *Jan 28, 1873 Improvement in school-satchelsUS3693849 *Sep 30, 1971Sep 26, 1972Knabenbauer Melvin KCombination back pack and pack sledUS4793100 *Mar 2, 1987Dec 27, 1988Poly-John Enterprises Corp.Slide latch for cabana doorsUS5628443 *Aug 30, 1993May 13, 1997Deutsch; William J.Modular pack system and apparatusUS6019400 *Apr 3, 1998Feb 1, 2000Ferco International Ferrures Et Serrures De BatimentLock for sliding closureUS6112959 *Oct 22, 1998Sep 5, 2000Townsend; MartinWaterproof carrying bag and backpackUS6196437 *Nov 29, 1999Mar 6, 2001Smith Iii Willis C.Back chest* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification224/629, 224/645, 224/634, 190/114, 190/115International ClassificationA45F3/04, A45C13/00, A45C11/34, A45C5/06, A45C13/10Cooperative ClassificationA45C11/34, A45F3/042, A45C5/06, A45C13/005, A45C13/1084European ClassificationA45F3/04ELegal EventsDateCodeEventDescriptionAug 23, 2006REMIMaintenance fee reminder mailedFeb 4, 2007LAPSLapse for failure to pay maintenance feesApr 3, 2007FPExpired due to failure to pay maintenance feeEffective date: 20070204RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services


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In Pursuit of Reason: The Life of Thomas Jefferson by Noble E Cunningham Jr., Hardcover | Barnes & Noble®
by Noble E Cunningham Jr.Noble E Cunningham Jr.
The authoritative single-volume biography of Thomas Jefferson, perhaps the most significant figure in American history. He was a complex and compelling man: a fervent advocate of democracy who enjoyed the life of a southern aristocrat and owned slaves, a revolutionary who became president, a believer in states' rights who did much to further the power of the
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I was hoping for a synopsis of Jefferson's life. I received an excellent synopsis of Jefferson's life, a vivid picture of what was going on at the time and a clear description of the contributions he made to the formation of the United States at it's establishment and during those first few decades. Jefferson's influence on present day America is evident in the pages of this well-researched biography. I recommend this remarkable book to anyone interested in the beginnings of our nation and how those beginnings have resulted in the subsequent influence we have enjoyed ever since.
The author danced around Jefferson's religious convictions, weakening and fogging up his portrait of the great man. Too bad he didn't opt for more honesty and less pandering.
This is a good one volume biography of Jefferson. Cunningham was a Jefferson scholar at the University of Missouri. He has, according to the biographical blurb in the book, 4 other books about Jefferson or some aspect of his life. The writing isn't what one would expect of a scholar. Not quite breezy, but definitly not a thick academic type of book.
One note: There is only a passing mention of Sally Hemings and the controversy over wether Jefferson fathered any of her children. The copyright on the book is 1987, so it pre-dates the DNA testing done on Jefferson's descendants. ( I believe the DNA tests were done in the mid to late 90's).
All in all a readable book that any fan of early american history would be interested in.

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George Henry Beebee (1856-1923) - Find A Grave Memorial
George Henry Beebee
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Birth, 1855 Pere Marquette, Maison MI.
Or June 1856.
Mariage to Mary Emma Dobson, 7 August 1884, Midland, MI.
Daughter, Jessie Belle Beebee
Birth, 2 Feb 1886, Midland, Michigan.
Death, 16 May 1899.
Daugther, Cora Elsie Beebee
Birth 10 Nov. 1887, Midland City, MI.
Death, 6 May 1966, Burial Detroit, Wayne,MI.
Son, Beebee
Birth 29 Aug 1890, Midland City, Michigan.
Death, 7 Nov. 1890, midland, MI.
Son, Gorge Fraser Beebee
Birth 10 Mar 1891, Midland City, MI.
Death, 20 Dec. Or 30 Dec. 1915, Saginaw.
Burial, 3 January 1916 Midland, MI.
(Mechanic fitter.)
Daughter, Ethel Fern Beebee
Birth 29 Jun 1893, Midland, MI
Death 7 May 1932, Detroit, MI.
Burial 10 May 1932, Evergreen, Detroit, MI.
Daughter, Vella Crystal Beebee
Birth, 12 Sep 1898, Midland, MI.
Death, 30 Sep 1968 Saginaw, MI
Mary Emma Dobson (Beebee) Armbruster*
1866–1939 (m. 1884)
Elsie Cora Beebee Fischer*
Ethel Fern Beebee Larsen*
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Everything bad is good for you : how today's popular culture is actually making us smarter (도서, 2005) [WorldCat.org]
제목: Everything bad is good for you : how today's popular culture is actually making us smarter
저자: Steven Johnson
출판사: New York: Riverhead Books, 2005.
(WorldCat 사용자가 게시함 2005-11-02)
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Broncos Update Insider - 6/4 - Denver - Scout
Broncos Update Insider - 6/4The Sports Xchange06/03/2010Even though there are mixed opinions on Josh McDaniels and the drastic moves he has made in his first two offseasons with the Denver Broncos, word of mouth among his players is apparently still good.Linebacker Akin Ayodele and cornerback Nate Jones both signed with the Broncos after playing for Miami last season. They sought out the opinions of cornerback Andre Goodman and safety Renaldo Hill, former Dolphins who signed with Denver last year, and got good reviews on McDaniels. "He's young, he's feisty, but the biggest thing is that he's really smart," Jones said when asked what Goodman and Hill told him about McDaniels. "To have a head coach that can tell a defense what the offense is thinking, I've never had that before. It's a tribute to him. He's a young coach, but he knows his stuff."
Ayodele said he was struck by the way McDaniels conducted himself. It reminded him of some of his former coaches like Tom Coughlin, Jack Del Rio, Bill Parcells and Tony Sparano -- all noted disciplinarians.
"Josh is somewhat old school," Ayodele said.
What Ayodele liked about McDaniels' style is how he makes every player, even the veterans, understand that they will have to compete for their jobs every season. Ayodele himself is currently a backup, fighting for a spot in Denver's starting lineup.
Although McDaniels is much younger than most of Ayodele's other coaches have been, he said that doesn't matter.
"He's a younger guy, but trust me: He's well respected," Ayodele said. "From the guys that were here this year and the guys they brought in this year, there's an understanding of what he wants and what he expects out of every single player. How he presents himself when we meet every morning, he has a message that gets across to everybody."
--For all the attention Tim Tebow is getting, the first-round pick still has a long way to go in his development as a NFL quarterback.
Offseason practices have shown that Tebow still has a lot to learn. He has looked tentative at times, checking down rather than make a mistake. His progressions are slow as he grasps a complex offense.
None of that should be surprising. It's the typical learning curve for a rookie quarterback taking his first few repetitions in the NFL.
"That's the hardest part of being a rookie is your thinking," Tebow said. "You're constantly thinking, 'What am I doing here? What if they do this? How do I do this?' It's studying so much where all of that is second nature where you just go and play, and play fast."
Tebow had one play in a May camp practice that showed he is still learning. In a red-zone period, he scanned the field for a long time before trying to fit a pass to his receiver in the corner of the end zone. He was intercepted easily.
That doesn't mean Tebow hasn't shown some good things. Players have said he is physically ready, and has shown off good arm strength that proves he can make all the NFL throws.
And Tebow has worked hard to not just ingratiate himself into the locker room but to learn the playbook. It's a slow process but he will be as ready as possible by training camp.
"I knew it was going to be tough," Tebow said. "I've got to come out here with a great attitude and work hard every day, and do what they tell me, and that's how I'm going about it."
--Outside linebacker Baraka Atkins has gotten a lot of practice repetition with Elvis Dumervil limited as he practices on an injury waiver, and Darrell Reid out with knee surgery.
Atkins has taken advantage, impressing the coaching staff. He is looking more comfortable standing up after beginning his career as a defensive end.
"He's got the size that you're looking for," McDaniels said. "A lot of the outside linebackers -- their best traits are going to show up in August because they're big (and) they're physical. Most of our guys are 255 (pounds) or above and he's one of those guys."
--The Broncos will hold their mandatory minicamp June 11-13 then players will have off until the start of training camp in late July. The Broncos' only contract concern -- aside from signing two first-round picks on time --is Elvis Dumervil, who still has not signed his free agent tender as he seeks a long term deal.
--The Broncos claimed linebacker Bruce Davis off waivers. Davis didn't work out in Pittsburgh after the Steelers made him a third-round pick in 2008. He spent most of last season on New England's practice squad. He could fight for a role as a special teams player in Denver.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I don't know if it's moving faster than I anticipated. I know it's moving fast though." -- Broncos rookie quarterback Tim Tebow.
RG Chris Kuper signed a six-year, $28.012 million deal that includes about $13 million in guaranteed money, according to the Denver Post. FRANCHISE PLAYER: None
--LB Bruce Davis (waivers Patriots).
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