Onder 2.4. Rechtbank Den Haag 30 november 2016

[0027] Each primitive shown in FIG. 1B (P1 - P1') includes a plurality of heater resistors, also known in the art as drop generators D or D', and associated multiplexing circuitry M or M', including the FETs described above. The multiplexing circuitry receives signals from a plurality of power or primitive select or primitive control lines (not shown in FIG. 1B) and address select lines A or A'. The primitive control lines and the address lines together actuate the drop generators D or D' by firing the FETs, the current of which acts to eject droplets of ink during a printing operation. In order to properly activate a particular drop generator, a combination of a primitive select line[s] and an address select line[s] that is unique to that drop generator must be activated. A primitive select line connects to the source/drain of each transistor by way of the drop generator within the primitive associated with the primitive select line. An address select line 32 or 32' connects to the gate of one transistor in each of the primitives within region 30-1 or 30-2.

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