Tdk Corporation

Mimaki Engineering Company, Ltd.

Hiroshi Kanai

Joichiro Ezaki

Masaru Ohnishi

Kenji Hashizume

Shinichi Uehara

Yoshimi Kitahara

Koji Maruyama

Katsuhisa Tsuchiya

Masaharu Ishizuka

Nobuya Ohyama

Masahiko Itoh

An inkjet printer includes a platen, a printing head, a feeding device, a pre-heater and a print heater. The printing head is configured to move in a right-left direction above the platen and to eject solvent ink from nozzles of the printing head on a printing surface of a medium at a printing position. The feeding device is configured to feed the medium on the platen in a forward direction substantially perpendicular to the right-left direction. The temperature controller is configured to control a pre-heater heating temperature of the pre-heater and a print heater heating temperature of the print heater such that a surface temperature of the printing surface of the medium at the printing position becomes within a range of from 30&#xb0; C. to 70&#xb0; C.

Inkjet printing system

An inkjet printer includes a printing head configured to eject solvent ink from nozzles of the printing head on a medium at a printing position. A medium is made of a polyvinyl chloride film. The solvent ink includes an organic pigment of from 3 to 7 weight %, a resin of 15 weight % or less, and solvents. A print heater is configured to heat the medium at the printing position. The print heater is arranged separately from a pre-heater. A temperature controller is configured to control a pre-heater heating temperature of the pre-heater and a print heater heating temperature of the print heater such that a surface temperature of the medium at the printing position becomes within a range of from 30&#xb0; C. to 70&#xb0; C.

Inkjet printer

A tape lead wire includes a polymer resin film and conductor films. The conductor films are directly deposited on the surface of the polymer resin film without using any bonding layer. The total thickness of the tape lead wire can be made smaller than that of a conventional lead wire. The tape lead wire has a high flexibility, can be easily bent, can extremely reduce the bending spring rigidity and is suitable for a magnetic head having a reduced size and load, which is imposed by a head supporting device on the magnetic head, and lowered flying height and peripheral speed.

Two-layered tape lead wire for magnetic head

A thin film magnetic head comprising a thin film magnetic head structure and a protective plate thereon such as glass or the like has an improved bonding interlayer between them. The interlayer is formed by fusing together registered solder areas which have been preformed respectively on the mirror image positions of the upper surface of the head structure and the lower surface of the protective plate.

Thin film magnetic head having solder-bonded protective plate

A magnetic recording method for recording a digital signal in the form of a two dimensional plane on a magnetic recording medium like a magnetic tape, a magnetic disc etc. Magnetic flux is generated according to a shape of the surface of the magnetic recording head facing the recording medium. Thus, digital information is recorded on the recording medium in the form of two dimensional information according to the shape of the surface of the magnetic head. A magnetic recording medium on which two dimensional information has been recorded by the above recording method, and a reproducing method for reproducing the recorded information on said magnetic recording medium are also disclosed.

Magnetic recording/reproducing system with wide-gapped transducer and

An optical reproducing system for reading out magnetically recorded data comprises an optical head (4,4a,4b,4c,4d) for copying magnetic pattern on a magnetic recording medium like a magnetic tape (1), a conversion system (5,6,7,8,9,10) for converting a magnetic pattern on the optical head (4 et al.) to an optical pattern by using the Faraday effect which rotates a polarization of an LED beam (light emission diode) or a laser beam according to magnetic polarity in a domain in said optical head, a charge coupled device (3, CCD) with a plurality of cells for converting beam energy polarized according to recorded data to correspond to electrical output signal. The CCD device effects the conversion or reading of a plurality of data simultaneously.

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Nagano, Japan

Hiroshi Kanai