18183969. PRINTER simplified abstract (Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha)

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PRINTER

Organization Name

Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha

Inventor(s)

Toshiya Inomata of Yokohama Kanagawa (JP)

PRINTER - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18183969 titled 'PRINTER

The abstract describes a printer with a conveyance guide, printing section, position sensor, arithmetic section, and setting section. The conveyance guide guides the print medium's end portion in the width direction and determines the conveyance position. The position sensor detects the position in the width direction of the conveyance guide, and the arithmetic section creates a linear function based on this position. The setting section calculates the printing start position in the width direction using the linear function.

  • Conveyance guide guides the print medium's end portion in the width direction.
  • Position sensor detects the position in the width direction of the conveyance guide.
  • Arithmetic section creates a linear function based on the position.
  • Setting section calculates the printing start position in the width direction using the linear function.

Potential Applications: - Printing industry for precise positioning of print media. - Automation systems for accurate printing processes.

Problems Solved: - Ensures precise printing start position in the width direction. - Improves printing accuracy and efficiency.

Benefits: - Enhanced printing quality. - Increased productivity in printing processes.

Commercial Applications: Title: Precision Printing Technology for Enhanced Efficiency This technology can be used in commercial printing services, packaging industries, and manufacturing sectors to improve printing accuracy and efficiency, leading to cost savings and higher quality output.

Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research papers on position sensing systems in printing devices, linear function applications in automation, and conveyance guides in industrial machinery.

Frequently Updated Research: Researchers may be exploring advancements in position sensing technologies, linear function optimization for automation, and integration of conveyance guides in various industrial applications.

Questions about Precision Printing Technology: 1. How does the position sensor contribute to the accuracy of the printing process? 2. What are the potential cost-saving benefits of implementing this technology in commercial printing services?


Original Abstract Submitted

A printer according to an embodiment includes a conveyance guide, a printing section, a position sensor, an arithmetic section, and a setting section. The conveyance guide guides an end portion in the width direction of a print medium and determines a conveyance position in the width direction of the print medium. The printing section prints on the print medium. The position sensor outputs a signal, which changes in proportion to a position in the width direction of the conveyance guide, and detects the position in the width direction of the conveyance guide. The arithmetic section creates a linear function indicating a proportional relation between the position in the width direction of the conveyance guide and the output signals. The setting section calculates the position in the width direction of the conveyance guide using the linear function and sets a printing start position in the width direction.