While settling to and fro across the paper, the inkjet printer discharges a meager stream of ink. This ink is constrained out of a little spout and separates into tiny drops. During their flight the beads go through to electrical parts;
1)Charging anode
2)Deflection plates
*At the point when the paper isn’t to be inked;
At the point when the print head is ON and gives the ink drops a net charge moves over locales of the paper which are not to be inked. The charging cathodes are left. The redirection plates redirect such drops into a gutter and in such a manner drops can’t arrive at the paper.
*At the point when the paper is to be inked;
At the point when ink is to be put on the paper the charging control answering the PC switches OFF, the charging
