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Defective nozzle compensation
   
Document Number
US Patent 7085002
Issued Date
August 1, 2006
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Abstract
An image recording apparatus (2000) is disclosed, which comprises forming elements (2002) for forming an image, a memory (2006) indicating relative desirability of utilising the forming elements (2002) for forming the image, and processing means (2008) for computing image recording signals using input image signals (2012) and the stored data. The use of a particular forming element is thereby biased dependent upon the relative desirability data of other forming elements, the corresponding input signal for the particular forming element, and a term for the particular forming element.
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Published
August 1, 2006
Application Number
09/859,437
Filed
May 18, 2001
US Classification
358/1.8   347/13 347/14 347/15 347/74 347/75 347/76 347/77 358/3.09 358/3.1 358/3.11 358/3.12
Int'l Classification
G06K   15/10   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
May 22, 2000 [AU] PQ7663
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358/3.09   358/3.1   358/3.11   358/3.12   358/1.18   347/13   347/14   347/15  
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