Abstract: A circuit for controlling nozzle heads in inkjet printers includes a first plurality of nozzles disposed in a row forming an angle relative to a horizontal and to a line direction, respectively, wherein the nozzles of the first plurality of nozzles exhibit a defined distance from each other, and wherein the nozzles of the first plurality of nozzles are to be shot off without a time delay, and a second plurality of nozzles disposed in the row forming the angle relative to the horizontal and to the line direction, respectively, and electronically distinguished from the first plurality of nozzles, wherein the nozzles of the second plurality of nozzles exhibit a defined distance from each other, and wherein the nozzles of the second group of nozzles are disposed interleaved relative to the first plurality of nozzles.

Abstract: A matrix printer includes a plurality of components, an outer casing and a frame. A flexible ribbon is provided which connects a component with either the frame or casing in order to conduct heat awau from the component; the ribbon is compressed at its point of connection to establish a good heat conductive connection.

Abstract: Digital micro-processor accessory for generating obliquely oriented character printing (cursive writing) under utilization of matrix print principles using a plurality of print elements (e.g.