Olympia Werke Ag

Aeg Olympia Aktiengesellschaft

Hans Wehking

Wolfgang Klingenberg

Detlef Eichler

Manfred Gottschlich

A type face striking system for striking a type face to produces an imprint on a record carrier in a writing machine, the system including; an electromagnetically actuatable printing hammer movable under the influence of an electrically generated magnetic field between a rest position and a striking position for striking the type face; an actuating device including a magnetic field producing means in the form of a conductor coil connected for receiving an operating voltage for producing the electrically generated magnetic field; and a control unit connected to the coil and operative for successively applying thereto: a voltage pulse of a first polarity for causing the actuating device to produce a magnetic field which effects movement of the hammer from its rest position to its striking position; and a voltage pulse of a second polarity, opposite to the first polarity, for causing the actuating device to produce a magnetic field which effects movement of the hammer from its striking position toward its rest position.

Type face striking system in an office writing machine

Plural imprints of a selected character on a record carrier medium, which imprints are close together, mutually offset and partially overlapping, are generated in an office machine printer equipped with a typing element, in order to correct misprints or produce bold face prints. The printer is arranged to produce lines of typed characters, and to effect relative movement along a typing line between the typing element and the record carrier medium, by a sequence of operations composed of: effecting an initial relative movement between the typing element and the record carrier medium in a first direction along the printing line to an initial position, and generating at least one imprint of the selected character; effecting a second relative movement between the typing element and the medium by a given number of elemental steps, which number is equal to at least one, each having a length which is a fraction of the spacing between successive characters on a typed line, in the first direction from the initial position to a second position; and effecting a third relative movement between the typing element and the medium by the same number of elemental steps as the second movement, in a second direction, opposite to the first direction, along the printing line, from the second position to a third position, and generating at least one further imprint of the selected character.

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Munich, Georgia

Hans Wehking