Patent classifications
B41J2/0456
Systems and methods for precision inkjet printing
Systems and methods for precision inkjet printing are disclosed. A method determining an actuation parameter associated with a pressure waveform. Based on the pressure waveform, the method also includes actuating a print head to eject a droplet from a nozzle and acquiring an image of the droplet. The method further includes processing the acquired image to estimate a volume of the droplet and based on the estimated volume of the droplet and a target volume, adjusting the actuation parameter.
IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, PRINTING SYSTEM, AND IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD
An image processing apparatus configured to generate, based on image data corresponding to a printing image, print data for causing a printer to execute printing includes an input unit (input device, display device) configured to receive, for each of the first ink and the second ink, an ink discharge correction volume for correcting an ink volume discharged from predetermined nozzles among a plurality of first nozzles and a plurality of second nozzles, and a print data generating unit (printer driver) configured to generate the print data based on the image data and the ink discharge correction volume input.
PRINTING APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD
A technology capable of detecting a state of application of a wiping liquid with high accuracy is to be provided. To a predetermined area of a wiping member that wipes an ink ejection port surface of a printing unit, a predetermined pattern is printed by the printing unit, and a wiping liquid for re-dispersing ink that has adhered to or solidified on the ejection port surface is applied by the application unit. Then, the concentration of ink on the predetermined area is detected by the detection unit.
Inkjet printing device, printing method of bipolar element, and manufacturing method of display device
An inkjet printing device includes a stage; an inkjet head disposed above the stage and comprising nozzles through which ink is discharged, the ink including bipolar elements extending in a direction; an ink circulation part which supplies the ink to the inkjet head, and to which the ink remaining after being discharged from the inkjet head is supplied; and at least one sensing part disposed between the inkjet head and the ink circulation part and sensing a number of the bipolar elements that are discharged through the nozzles.
PRINTING APPARATUS, METHOD FOR CONTROLLING PRINTING APPARATUS, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A printing apparatus includes a detection unit that is arranged to face an ejecting surface on which a plurality of nozzles of a printing head that ejects liquid droplets are arrayed, and detects an ejecting condition of the liquid droplets, a recovery unit that recovers an ejecting condition of nozzles of the printing head; and a control unit that determines whether to perform or skip inspection of the ejecting condition by the detection unit based on a state of each of the nozzles of the printing head, and controls a nozzle for which the inspection of the ejecting condition is determined to be skipped so as to perform the inspection of the ejecting condition by the detection unit after the recovery unit recovers the ejecting condition of the nozzle.
Printhead drop detectors
In some examples, a printhead drop detector comprises a plurality of drop detection units. Each drop detection unit may comprise a radiation source and radiation detector and may be to detect a drop passing through a sampling volume between the radiation source and the radiation detector. A radiation detector of a first drop detection unit and a radiation source of a second drop detection unit is arranged on a first side of the sampling volume; and a radiation source of the first drop detection unit and a radiation detector of the second drop detection unit is arranged on the second side of the sampling volume.
Ejection volume compensation method, ejection volume compensation device, inkjet printing device, and non-transitory machine readable medium
Disclosed is an ejection volume compensation method of an inkjet printer for manufacturing an organic electroluminescent device pixel. The inkjet printer includes a plurality of nozzles and is configured to perform a plurality of print processes for the same pixel location. A target ejection volume for the next print process is selected so that an average of the target ejection volume and an actual ejection volume for the previous print process is equal to an ideal ejection volume. Also disclosed are an ejection volume compensation device for use with the inkjet printer, an inkjet printing device, and a non-transitory machine readable medium.
Recording apparatus and recording method
According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, there is provided a recording apparatus, wherein a quantization pattern is applied to a unit area in an end part area located at a boundary with a central area while being offset so as to correspond to an end part of the quantization pattern.
Inkjet printing apparatus and control method
An inkjet printing apparatus and its control method which can suppress defective ejection and wasteful ink consumption are provided. For that purpose, pigment density N.sub.x of the ink in a circulation path is calculated, and the ink in the circulation path is discharged on the basis of the pigment density N.sub.x.
INK DROPLET VOLUME MEASURING APPARATUS AND INK DROPLET VOLUME MEASURING METHOD USING THE SAME, AND THIN FILM LAYER FORMING APPARATUS USING THE MEASURING APPARATUS, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF DISPLAY APPARATUS USING THE THIN FILM LAYER FORMING APPARATUS
An ink droplet volume measuring apparatus including: a substrate on which an ink droplet is dropped; a chromatic confocal sensor irradiating light having a plurality of wavelengths to the ink droplet dropped on the substrate and scanning the ink droplet; and a controller calculating a three-dimensional shape of the ink droplet from a signal scanned by the chromatic confocal sensor.