US2007001386A1PendingUtilityA1

Printing apparatus and sheet cartridge

Assignee: CANON KKPriority: Jun 21, 2002Filed: Sep 11, 2006Published: Jan 4, 2007
Est. expiryJun 21, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Masakazu Taku
B65H 2402/54B65H 2403/531B65H 9/101
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Abstract

In a sheet feeding mechanism wherein a spring can be used to properly regulate a sheet feeding position, sheets are not deformed in spite of the urging force of the spring, and a required conveying force is prevented from being increased after sheet feeding. Specifically, immediately before a sheet is fed, a driving mechanism is used to move a slide plate leftward. A driving portion of the slide plate pushes an arm of a lever to rotate the lever counterclockwise against a tension spring. Thus, a connecting portion of the lever pushes an interlocking portion of a biasing plate downward. That part of the biasing plate rotates clockwise against the force exerted as a set spring portion is urged counterclockwise. In conjunction with this rotation, a biasing portion rotates clockwise to urge printing sheets to press them against a reference surface of a case.

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1 . A printing apparatus including a sheet feeding mechanism and a conveying mechanism for conveying a sheet fed by said sheet feeding mechanism and performing printing on the sheet which is conveyed by said conveying mechanism, said apparatus comprising: 
 urging means for urging the sheet fed in said sheet feeding mechanism in a direction different from a feeding direction of the sheet so as to press said sheet against a predetermined reference surface; and    control means for controlling said urging means so that said urging means starts the urging at least before said sheet feeding means exerts a conveying of the sheet for feeding.

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