Compagnie Industrielle Des Telecommunications Cit-Alcatel

Marcel Yvard

Michel Beduchaud

Jean-Claude Decuyper

The invention relates to a bar for printing an image. It comprises a stack of conductive plates which are insulated from one another in which one end of each forms a printing stylus and n diagonal matrices for addressing the styli whose columns are constituted by plates and are fed via resistors formed on the plates and whose rows common to the n matrices are constituted by electric conductors connected to the columns via diodes which are also formed on the plates.

Bar for printing an image

A document analyser for analyzing a document along successive analysis lines as the document moves past the generally stationary analyzer. The analyzer illuminates said document along an analysis line, optically a sensor receives the image of the analysis line which is projected onto the sensitive surface of the sensor. In accordance with the invention, an optical element and the sensor are optically aligned and held rigidly in relation to one another by a common rigid support which is stirrup-shaped and with which they constitute a preset optical assembly. Application to transmission of facsimile signals.

Document analyzer in particular for a facsimile transmitter

The present invention relates to a printing bar with a plurality of styli (10) for printing an image. It includes a first network of conductive tapes (1) insulated from one another and in which one end of each of them forms a printing stylus (10) and n diagonal matrices for addressing the styli whose columns are formed by the conductive tapes (1) of this first network and are fed via resistances (R) in electric contact with the tapes (1) of said first network and in which the rows common to the n matrices are formed by conductive tapes (7) of a second network and are connected to the columns via diodes (D) connected in the columns or in the rows. Application: a facsimile transmission installation.

Head for electrically printing an image

Radioelectric antennas for hertzian beams with construction simplifying the manufacturing of a horn for such an antenna whose inside surface is corrugated. The horn comprises an outside sheet metal support on the inside of which is installed, one beside another, a great number of rings, having a shape such that two adjacent rings form a corrugation. Such structure enables economical manufacturing and facilitates adapting to various shapes of corrugations in the same horn.

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Ollainville, France

Marcel Yvard