- B41J2/005： .特征在于使液体或粉粒有选择地与印刷材料接触(在印刷或转印材料上有选择地施加冲击或压力的印刷入B41J2/22)〔5〕
- B41J2/22： .特征在于在印刷材料或转印材料上有选择的施加冲击或压力
- B41J2/315： .特征在于向热敏打印或转印材料有选择地加热(B41J2/385,B41J2/435优先)
- B41J2/385： .特征在于选择性地为打印或转印材料提供选择电流或电磁(B41J2/005优先;电子成像,电磁成像入G03G)
- B41J2/435： .特征在于有选择地向印刷材料或转印材料提供照射(光学元件,系统或设备入G02B;光的调节或偏转入G02F,电子照相入G03G)
- B41J2/485： .特征在于对两种或多种印刷或标记过程适用的组成字符{或象素}的方法
- B41J2/52： .小组B41J2/205不包括的印刷色调的不连续数字的安排,如适用于两种或多种印刷或标记过程(B41J2/525优先;照相制版入G03F5/00)
- B41J2/525： .多色印刷的安排,不包括在B41J2/21小组内,如适用于两种或多种印刷或标记过程(照相制版入G03F3/00)
| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 41 | Thermo reversible recording medium, member having information memorizing part, thermo reversible recording label, method of and apparatus for image processing | EP01114248.6 | 2001-06-12 | EP1164031B1 | 2005-02-09 | Hotta, Yoshihiko; Moroboshi, Kunichika; Kawamura, Fumio; Sugiyama, Katsushi; Kokubo, Katsuaki; Kawai, Koji; Hosoda, Kazuo; Moriya, Masafumi |
| 42 | Image recording body and image forming apparatus by use of the same | EP02008101.4 | 1999-03-05 | EP1234678A3 | 2003-01-08 | Katano, Yasuo; Tomita, Satoru; Morikawa, Minoru; Hara, Kei |
There is provided improvement of a light-heat conversion in a light-stimulated writing method. An image recording body includes an element, which absorbs light (electromagnetic wave), provided in a surface of a recording body 10, or in a recording layer formed on uppermost layer of the recording body having a material exhibiting thermal changeable character of wettability, or in a substrate or an intermediate layer of the recording body. After a liquid is on the recording body 10 by a liquid forming means 3, light-stimulated writing is carried out. When the light-stimulated writing is carried out with light (electromagnetic wave) from a light (electromagnetic wave) source according to image information, an efficiency of light-heat conversion can be enhanced by a light(electromagnetic wave)-absorbing element. |
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| 43 | Image recording body and image forming apparatus by use of the same | EP02007400.1 | 1999-03-05 | EP1247645A1 | 2002-10-09 | Katano, Yasuo; Tomita, Satoru; Morikawa, Minoru; Hara, Kei |
There is provided improvement of a light-heat conversion in a light-stimulated writing method. An image recording body includes an element, which absorbs light (electromagnetic wave), provided in a surface of a recording body 10, or in a recording layer formed on uppermost layer of the recording body having a material exhibiting thermal changeable character of wettability, or in a substrate or an intermediate layer of the recording body. After a liquid is on the recording body 10 by a liquid forming means 3, light-stimulated writing is carried out. When the light-stimulated writing is carried out with light (electromagnetic wave) from a light (electromagnetic wave) source according to image information, an efficiency of light-heat conversion can be enhanced by a light(electromagnetic wave)-absorbing element. |
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| 44 | IMAGE RECORDING BODY AND IMAGE FORMING DEVICE USING THE IMAGE RECORDING BODY | EP99973743.0 | 1999-03-05 | EP1083055A1 | 2001-03-14 | KATANO, Yasuo; TOMITA, Satoru; MORIKAWA, Minoru; HARA, Kei |
There is provided improvement of a light-heat conversion in a light-stimulated writing method. An image recording body includes an element, which absorbs light (electromagnetic wave), provided in a surface of a recording body 10, or in a recording layer formed on uppermost layer of the recording body having a material exhibiting thermal changeable character of wettability, or in a substrate or an intermediate layer of the recording body. After a liquid is on the recording body 10 by a liquid forming means 3, light-stimulated writing is carried out. When the light-stimulated writing is carried out with light (electromagnetic wave) from a light (electromagnetic wave) source according to image information, an efficiency of light-heat conversion can be enhanced by a light(electromagnetic wave)-absorbing element. |
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| 45 | Printing device and photographic paper | EP93402529.7 | 1993-10-14 | EP0593364A3 | 1994-05-25 | Sato, Shuji, c/o Sony Corporation; Ogata, Masanori, c/o Sony Corporation; Ito, Kengo, c/o Sony Corporation; Shiota, Hiroyuki, c/o Sony Corporation |
The printing device includes a dye tank (11-13) for containing a powdered vaporizable dye (C,M,Y), an entrance section (14) for liquefying the powdered vaporizable dye and a vaporizing section (17-19) for radiating a laser light beam onto the liquefied dye transported to it by the entrance section (14) for vaporizing the liquefied dye for thermal transcription of the vaporized dye onto a photographic paper (21). In this manner, printing may be made without employing an ink ribbon or a thermal head and hence the saving in power and the reduction in size and costs of the printing device may be achieved. Besides, the printing time may be shortened, while the size of the printing paper may be set freely. The photographic paper (2) includes a light absorbing layer (212) between a receptor layer (211) and a photographic paper base (214). Since the light absorbing layer is capable of absorbing the light efficiently for evolving heat efficiently, the receptor layer may be heated directly to assure a high quality of the printed picture. |
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| 46 | TEMPERATURE SENSOR | US15748202 | 2016-07-11 | US20180217007A1 | 2018-08-02 | Noriaki Nagatomo; Fumio Matsumoto; Hitoshi Inaba; Kazuta Takeshima; Kunio Yamaguchi; Hiroshi Tanaka |
| A temperature sensor comprises: a pair of lead frames; a sensor portion connected to the lead frames; and an insulating holding part holding the lead frames, wherein the sensor portion comprises: an insulating film having the lead frames bonded on an upper surface; a thermistor portion provided to the insulating film; a pair of electrodes formed on the thermistor portion; a pair of pattern electrodes patterned in the upper surface of the insulating film; and a pair of insulating protective tapes bonded to each other to hold the lead frames and the sensor in a vertical direction, wherein both sides of the insulating film are arranged in the vicinity of and inside outer corners on bonding surface sides of the lead frames, and both sides of the protective tapes are bent outward from both sides of the insulating film toward an upper surface side. | ||||||
| 47 | Composite apparatus | US15501780 | 2015-07-31 | US09994013B2 | 2018-06-12 | Akira Nakazawa; Yoshikane Tsuchihashi |
| A composite apparatus includes a recording device, a reading device that is disposed on the recording device and is able to read an image, a recording portion that is disposed within the recording device and is able to perform printing by ejecting ink on a paper sheet P, and a liquid accommodating portion that is disposed on a side portion of the recording device and which accommodates the ink to be supplied to the recording portion, in which the reading device is disposed such that a part of the reading device protrudes from the recording device to above the liquid accommodating portion. | ||||||
| 48 | COMPOSITE APPARATUS | US15501780 | 2015-07-31 | US20170225453A1 | 2017-08-10 | Akira NAKAZAWA; Yoshikane TSUCHIHASHI |
| A composite apparatus includes a recording device, a reading device that is disposed on the recording device and is able to read an image, a recording portion that is disposed within the recording device and is able to perform printing by ejecting ink on a paper sheet P, and a liquid accommodating portion that is disposed on a side portion of the recording device and which accommodates the ink to be supplied to the recording portion, in which the reading device is disposed such that a part of the reading device protrudes from the recording device to above the liquid accommodating portion. | ||||||
| 49 | Ink jet for printing, ink jet ink set, and printing method | US14314755 | 2014-06-25 | US09650529B2 | 2017-05-16 | Masayuki Murai; Yasuhiro Oki |
| Provided is an ink jet ink for printing including: water; a first dye; and a second dye, in which the first dye is C.I. Acid Orange 33, and the second dye is one or two kinds selected from C.I. Acid Orange 56 and C.I. Acid Orange 94. | ||||||
| 50 | MICROFLUIDIC DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR RELEASING FLUID COMPOSITIONS | US15231807 | 2016-08-09 | US20160354799A1 | 2016-12-08 | Dana Paul GRUENBACHER; Dave HUNT; Joseph SCHEFFLIN; Timothy James HOEKSTRA; Simon DODD; Roberto BRIOSCHI |
| A microfluidic fluid delivery device and method. The device includes a reservoir and a transport member. The device includes a microfluidic delivery member including a microfluidic die configured to release a fluid composition from the device. The microfluidic delivery member includes an adapter configured to receive an end portion of the transport member, wherein a capillary passage is formed between the adapter and the transport member. The capillary passage has a largest effective pore size that is smaller than the average effective pore size of the transport member. | ||||||
| 51 | Vector signaling code with improved noise margin | US14711528 | 2015-05-13 | US09509437B2 | 2016-11-29 | Amin Shokrollahi |
| Methods are described allowing a vector signaling code to encode multi-level data without the significant alphabet size increase known to cause symbol dynamic range compression and thus increased noise susceptibility. By intentionally restricting the number of codewords used, good pin efficiency may be maintained along with improved system signal-to-noise ratio. | ||||||
| 52 | Protocol for assigning features and tuning resolution in digital lithography | US14873568 | 2015-10-02 | US09451706B1 | 2016-09-20 | Tse Nga Ng; Ping Mei; Steven E. Ready |
| A system and method is used to optimize print parameters in the printing of functional electronic materials and integrated objects. The method employs a grid pattern to determine drop spacing and further assigns priority to various features to be printed, separating features into layers to be printed. The most critical layers being printed with higher resolution and greater accuracy, the less critical layers being printed at lower resolution. | ||||||
| 53 | METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING STRUCTURE | US15059084 | 2016-03-02 | US20160260601A1 | 2016-09-08 | Hiroshi Higuchi; Masataka Kato; Yoshinao Ogata; Toshiyasu Sakai; Takayuki Kamimura; Tetsushi Ishikawa; Atsunori Terasaki; Masahiko Kubota; Ryoji Kanri; Yoshiyuki Fukumoto; Yasuaki Tominaga; Tamaki Sato; Masafumi Morisue |
| A method for manufacturing a structure having a substrate in which holes are formed and a photosensitive resin layer provided on the substrate in such a manner as to cover at least a part of the holes includes a process of preparing a substrate in which holes formed by a surface in which a wavelike shape is formed and a photosensitive resin layer provided on the substrate in such a manner as to cover at least a part of the holes and an exposure process of exposing the photosensitive resin layer on the substrate. | ||||||
| 54 | MICROFLUIDIC DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR RELEASING FLUID COMPOSITIONS | US14310401 | 2014-06-20 | US20150367016A1 | 2015-12-24 | Dana Paul GRUENBACHER; David S HUNT; Joseph Edward SCHEFFELIN; Timothy James HOEKSTRA; Simon DODD; Roberto BRIOSCHI |
| A microfluidic fluid delivery device and method. The device includes a reservoir and a transport member. The device includes a microfluidic delivery member including a microfluidic die configured to release a fluid composition from the device. The microfluidic delivery member includes an adapter configured to receive an end portion of the transport member, wherein a capillary passage is formed between the adapter and the transport member. The capillary passage has a largest effective pore size that is smaller than the average effective pore size of the transport member. | ||||||
| 55 | METHOD OF MAKING SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATE AND METHOD OF MAKING LIQUID EJECTION HEAD SUBSTRATE | US14723312 | 2015-05-27 | US20150348791A1 | 2015-12-03 | Hiroshi Higuchi; Takayuki Kamimura |
| A method of making a semiconductor substrate having a through-hole includes a step of forming an etching mask on a semiconductor substrate in accordance with a pattern corresponding to the through-hole, and a step of forming the through-hole by etching the semiconductor substrate, on which the etching mask has been formed, by reactive ion etching. At least a part of the pattern corresponding to the through-hole is formed so that the semiconductor substrate is exposed in a frame-like shape along the inner edge of the through-hole. | ||||||
| 56 | PIXEL MAPPING, ARRANGING, AND IMAGING FOR ROUND AND SQUARE-BASED LENS ARRAYS TO ACHIEVE FULL VOLUME 3D AND MULTI-DIRECTIONAL MOTION | US14820861 | 2015-08-07 | US20150343830A1 | 2015-12-03 | MARK A. RAYMOND; HECTOR ANDRES PORRAS SOTO |
| A visual display assembly adapted for use as an anti-counterfeiting device on paper currency, product labels, and other objects. The assembly includes a film of transparent material including a first surface including an array of lenses and a second surface opposite the first surface. The assembly also includes a printed image proximate to the second surface. The printed image includes pixels of frames of one or more images interlaced relative to two orthogonal axes. The lenses of the array are nested in a plurality of parallel rows, and adjacent ones of the lenses in columns of the array are aligned to be in a single one of the rows with no offset of lenses in adjacent columns/rows. The lenses may be round-based lenses or are square-based lenses, and the lenses may be provided at 200 lenses per inch (LPI) or a higher LPI in both directions. | ||||||
| 57 | Variable data printing for security purposes using ceramic sub-micron infrared-luminescent particles in inkjet ink | US14177642 | 2014-02-11 | US09139768B2 | 2015-09-22 | Vitaly Talyansky; Edward Talyanaksy; Jose Gasque |
| Methods and apparatus for variable data printing for security purposes using ceramic sub-micron infrared-luminescent particles in inkjet ink. An example apparatus includes an inkjet printer containing marked ink, the marked ink containing particles consisting of rare earth doped ceramics, wherein the particles are less than one micron in size, the particles are suspended in the marked ink, and the particles have luminescent properties such that when the particles are illuminated by first electromagnetic radiation having a first wavelength, the particles emit infrared light having a peak wavelength at a second wavelength. | ||||||
| 58 | Cumulative consumable usage in cloud-based printing services | US13750108 | 2013-01-25 | US09104344B2 | 2015-08-11 | Kumaravel Ganesan; Rajesh Bhatia |
| In one example, a cloud-based printing service that calculates cumulative usage data of a consumable. | ||||||
| 59 | PHOTO-CURABLE/THERMALLY CURABLE COMPOSITION, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CURED PRODUCT THEREOF, CURED PRODUCT, AND PRINTED WIRING BOARD INCLUDING THE SAME | US14389579 | 2013-03-25 | US20150064417A1 | 2015-03-05 | Sungho Choi; Masayuki Shimura; Takeshi Yoda; Shigeru Ushiki |
| A photocurable and thermally curable composition having a viscosity suitable for application to an inkjet printer is prepared. By the composition, it is made possible to directly draw a pattern on a substrate for a printed wiring board. The composition is cured at a relatively low temperature, having excellent adhesion, chemical resistance, heat resistance, and insulating properties after curing. The photocurable and thermally curable composition includes a (meth)acryloyl group-containing monomer, a block isocyanate, and a photo-polymerization initiator, wherein the composition is applicable to inkjet printing. | ||||||
| 60 | Liquid Container | US14472669 | 2014-08-29 | US20150062266A1 | 2015-03-05 | Atsushi Ono; Ryoichi Tanaka; Toshinobu Yamazaki; Shigenori Nakagawa; Takeshi Iwamuro; Naoki Naito |
| A liquid container capable of containing a liquid has a flow passage that is formed in the liquid container and through which the liquid flows, and a filter 166 provided in the middle of the flow passage. The filter 166 inclines in a direction with respect to the horizontal direction. | ||||||
