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Printers
By the end of this lesson you should be
                able to:
1.   Define a printer
2.   Name the two categories of printers
3.   Give three examples of impact printers
4.   List area of application of each type of printer
5.   Outline the advantages and disadvantages of
     using impact printers
Printer
• a printer is a peripheral which produces a
  representation of an electronic document on
  physical media such as paper or transparency
  film
Classes of printers
1. Impact Printers
2. Non impact printers
Impact printers
• Impact printers rely on a forcible impact to
  transfer ink to the media. The impact printer
  uses a print head that either hits the surface
  of the ink ribbon, pressing the ink ribbon
  against the paper (similar to the action of
  a typewriter), or hits the back of the paper,
  pressing the paper against the ink ribbon
• Dot matrix printer
How Dot-Matrix works?
• The dot matrix forms images one character at a time
  as the print head moves across the paper.
• Uses tiny pins to hit an ink ribbon and the paper
  much as a typewriter does.
• This printer arranges dots to form characters and all
  kinds of images.
• 9 to 24 vertical column pins are contained in a
  rectangular print head. When print head moves
  across the paper, pins are activated to form a dotted
  character image. These printers can produce carbon
  copies along with the originals.
                                                          8
“A typical dot matrix output”




                                9
“Advantages/Dis-advantages of Dot-
                 Matrix”
•     Advantages:
•   (1) In-expensive.
•   (2) Low per page cost.
•   (3) Energy efficient.
•    Dis-advantages:
•   (1) Noisy
•   (2) Low resolution
•   (3) Limited fonts flexibility
•   (4) Poor quality graphics output.

                                          10
“Daisy Wheel Printer”

• A daisy wheel printer is
  basically an impact printer
  consisting of a wheel and
  attached extensions on
  which molded metal
  characters are mounted. A
  daisy wheel printer
  produces letter quality
  print and it can’t produce
  graphics output.
                                    11
How Daisy wheel printer works?
• In a daisy wheel printer, a hammer presses the
  wheel against a ribbon which in turn makes an
  ink stain on the paper in the form of a
  character mounted on the wheel extensions.
• These printers are very noisy as there occur
  great movement during the printing. Its
  printing speed is also very slow ,i.e. less than
  90cps.

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Printers

  • 2. By the end of this lesson you should be able to: 1. Define a printer 2. Name the two categories of printers 3. Give three examples of impact printers 4. List area of application of each type of printer 5. Outline the advantages and disadvantages of using impact printers
  • 3. Printer • a printer is a peripheral which produces a representation of an electronic document on physical media such as paper or transparency film
  • 4. Classes of printers 1. Impact Printers 2. Non impact printers
  • 5. Impact printers • Impact printers rely on a forcible impact to transfer ink to the media. The impact printer uses a print head that either hits the surface of the ink ribbon, pressing the ink ribbon against the paper (similar to the action of a typewriter), or hits the back of the paper, pressing the paper against the ink ribbon
  • 6. • Dot matrix printer
  • 7.
  • 8. How Dot-Matrix works? • The dot matrix forms images one character at a time as the print head moves across the paper. • Uses tiny pins to hit an ink ribbon and the paper much as a typewriter does. • This printer arranges dots to form characters and all kinds of images. • 9 to 24 vertical column pins are contained in a rectangular print head. When print head moves across the paper, pins are activated to form a dotted character image. These printers can produce carbon copies along with the originals. 8
  • 9. “A typical dot matrix output” 9
  • 10. “Advantages/Dis-advantages of Dot- Matrix” • Advantages: • (1) In-expensive. • (2) Low per page cost. • (3) Energy efficient. • Dis-advantages: • (1) Noisy • (2) Low resolution • (3) Limited fonts flexibility • (4) Poor quality graphics output. 10
  • 11. “Daisy Wheel Printer” • A daisy wheel printer is basically an impact printer consisting of a wheel and attached extensions on which molded metal characters are mounted. A daisy wheel printer produces letter quality print and it can’t produce graphics output. 11
  • 12. How Daisy wheel printer works? • In a daisy wheel printer, a hammer presses the wheel against a ribbon which in turn makes an ink stain on the paper in the form of a character mounted on the wheel extensions. • These printers are very noisy as there occur great movement during the printing. Its printing speed is also very slow ,i.e. less than 90cps. 12