Claims
- 1. An ink dot printer wherein a recording electrode fed with ink at the fore end thereof and an opposed electrode are so positioned as to confront each other through a recording medium, and a picture formed on said recording medium with the ink sputtered thereto from the fore end of said recording electrode by generating an electric field between said recording electrode and opposed electrode, said ink dot printer characterized in that said recording electrode consist of a rod-shaped member of a conductive material that is impregnable to ink with a multitude of internal ink guide holes being formed along the longitudinal direction of said conductive member.
- 2. An ink dot printer wherein a recording electrode fed with ink at the fore end thereof and an opposed electrode are so positioned as to confront each other through a recording medium, and a picture is formed on said recording medium with the ink sputtered thereto from the fore end of said recording electrode by generating an electric field between said recording electrode and opposed electrode, said ink dot printer characterized in that said recording electrode consists of a rod-shaped member that is impregnable to ink wherein said rod-shaped member is composed of an insulating material and has a plurality of internal ink guide holes communicating with the two ends thereof, and a wire-shaped electrode element positioned longitudinally at the center of said ink guide member.
- 3. The ink dot printer as defined in claim 1, wherein the fore end of said recording electrode is shaped to be conical.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
This is a Continuation-in-Part of application U.S. Pat. No. 06/843,384 filed on Mar. 24, 1986, now abandoned.
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Continuation in Parts (1)
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