Ultra
high precision image correction utilizing newly
developed Digital Image Registration Control Technology
IReCT (Image Registration Control Technology) is
a newly developed digital image registration control
technology that makes it possible to correct images
in ultra high precision of 2,400dpi.
Hitherto, image misregistration and color drift
of color data has been corrected mechanically. With
high-speed color tandem engines, however, there
is a limit in mechanically correcting misregistration
since ROS and photoreceptor are equipped for each
color .
"IReCT" reads in image misalignment information by using optical
censors, and corrects image misalignment for each
color in high precision of 2,400dpi based on that
information and digital data. (Fig. 1)
As a result, precision of registration increased
remarkably, and we have succeeded in surpassing
the limits of mechanical correction. IReCT made
it possible to provide ultra high precision print
images without color drift, even with a high-speed
color copying machine.
*
dpi (dot per inch): Number
of image dots in 1 inch
ROS: Raster Output Scanner