Abstract: An inkjet head assembly includes: a tank head having an ink channel formed therein; an inkjet head disposed in the tank head to jet ink introduced through the ink channel; and a mass disposed on the inkjet head and applying a weight to control vibrations when ink is jetted from the inkjet head.

Abstract: An inkjet head and an inkjet printer having the inkjet head are disclosed. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the inkjet head includes a chamber housing ink and a nozzle, which discharges the ink housed in the chamber. Here, a plurality of inner wall grooves are formed on an inner wall of the nozzle, in which the plurality of inner wall grooves extends in a lengthwise direction of the nozzle. Thus, the inkjet head can discharge big ink droplets at a high frequency by quickly filling the ink in the nozzle after relatively big ink is discharged.

Abstract: An ink-jet head is disclosed. The ink-jet head in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is equipped with a plurality of jetting cells, each of which ejects ink. Each of the plurality of jetting cells is connected to a common reservoir supplying the ink, and a pillar is formed inside the common reservoir, in which the pillar supports an upper surface of the common reservoir by being extended from a lower surface to the upper surface of the common reservoir and the pillar disperses a pressure wave transferred inside the common reservoir.

Abstract: An inkjet print head includes a plurality of pressure chambers receiving and storing ink which is to be discharged to a nozzle, a piezoelectric body interposing a membrane with the pressure chamber, the piezoelectric body providing a driving force for discharging ink to each of the pressure chambers, and a measuring unit measuring capacitance of the piezoelectric body so that a temperature of ink being discharged to the nozzle is measured.

Abstract: There is provided an inkjet head and an inkjet head assembly having the same. The inkjet head includes an inkjet head plate having a plurality of nozzles ejecting ink provided therein; pressure chambers storing ink drawn in from both outer ends of the inkjet head plate in a width direction thereof and facing each other in a direction inwards of the width direction; piezoelectric elements supplying the pressure champers with driving force allowing ink to be ejected through the nozzles connected to the pressure chambers and disposed on the pressure chambers having membranes interposed therebetween; a pressure adjusting channel connecting the pressure chambers to adjust a pressure of ink ejected through the nozzles.

Abstract: An inkjet head according to an aspect of the invention may include: an inkjet head body having an ink chamber provided therein and an electrode portion provided on a surface thereof adjacent to the ink chamber; a piezoelectric actuator being mounted on the surface of the inkjet head body so that the piezoelectric actuator is electrically connected to the electrode portion; and a substrate being pressed using a bonding tool so that the substrate is electrically connected to the electrode portion and the piezoelectric actuator, arranged in different planes, through a conductive adhesive.

Abstract: An inkjet head according to an aspect of the invention may include: a flow path plate having a plurality of ink chambers therein; a nozzle plate having a plurality of nozzles connected to the ink chambers in order to eject ink in the ink chambers to the outside; and air traps provided inside the flow path plate and the nozzle plate to prevent crosstalk in which vibrations for driving the ink chambers affect another adjacent ink chamber.

Abstract: There is provided an inkjet head including an inkjet head plate slantedly coupled to a cartridge supplying ink; a nozzle ejecting ink moving through a path formed inside the inkjet head plate, and formed at a flattened edge of the inkjet head plate contacting a printing medium; and an actuator provided on a surface of the inkjet head plate opposite to that coupled to the cartridge and controlling the ejection of the ink.

Abstract: An inkjet head is disclosed. In an embodiment of the present invention, the ink-jet head includes a chamber, which houses ink, and a nozzle, which ejects the ink housed in the chamber. Here, the nozzle is elliptical. The inkjet head can print a minute pattern and reduce its driving energy because the inkjet head can eject a smaller droplet of ink with less energy compared to the energy being applied for a conventional inkjet head.

Abstract: An inkjet head is disclosed. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the ink-jet head that prevents a nozzle from being blocked by a residual ink droplet formed on the nozzle can include a head body having the nozzle formed on one surface thereof and an actuator, which provides pressure to the inside of the head body. Here, a transfer groove is formed on one surface of the head body, in which the transfer groove is separated from the nozzle to provide a path through which the residual ink droplet moves. Thus, the inkjet head can prevent the nozzle from being blocked by a residual ink droplet formed on the nozzle by use of the transfer groove, which provides a path for a residual ink droplet formed on the nozzle to escape.

Abstract: An inkjet head is disclosed. The inkjet head, which include a head body, having one side, in which a nozzle is formed to discharge ink; and a protrusion, formed in one side of the head body, spaced from the nozzle, can form a groove on the surface of a printing target in the printing and then discharge ink in the groove, thereby increasing the aspect ratio of a printed line.

Abstract: Disclosed is an inkjet printer. The inkjet printer in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes a supply channel coupled to a plurality of inkjet heads; a first main reservoir and a second main reservoir being coupled to either side of the supply channel; and a first press and a second press applying pressure to the inside of the first main reservoir and the second main reservoir, respectively.

Abstract: A system for the rapid characterization of multi-analyte fluids, in one embodiment, includes a light source, a sensor array, and a detector. The sensor array is formed from a supporting member into which a plurality of cavities may be formed. A series of chemically sensitive particles are, in one embodiment positioned within the cavities. The particles may produce a signal when a receptor coupled to the particle interacts with the analyte. Using pattern recognition techniques, the analytes within a multi-analyte fluid may be characterized. In an embodiment, each cavity of the plurality of cavities is designed to capture and contain a specific size particle. Flexible projections may be positioned over each of the cavities to provide retention of the particles in the cavities.