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    • 专利摘要:
    Apparatus and method for changing the picture point resolution of color separations of continuous tone pictures in multicolor printing processes during transition from the scanning to reproduction in which the original picture is scanned and color separations are obtained from such scanning in the form of electronically stored digital recorded signals of particular raster points of a fine raster and are then converted into a printing raster wherein a raster system is used for printing which has different compression and extension of the distances of the printed raster points in the scan direction and in the direction at right angles to the scan direction, wherein the distances of the raster points in scan direction and the distances of the raster points at right angles to the scan direction have a ratio of integer numbers and wherein the fine raster is selected such that its raster line interval comprises a multiple of a common divisor of the length resulting from the projection of the printing raster on a line in scan direction or on a perpendicular line relative to the scan direction.
    公开号:SU938735A3
    申请号:SU772532255
    申请日:1977-10-11
    公开日:1982-06-23
    发明作者:Колдитц Армин
    申请人:Др.-Инж.Рудольф Хелль Гмбх(Фирма)；
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    专利说明:

    The invention relates to printing, in particular to the manufacture of rasterized printing plates.
    A known method (converting digital data into information signals to obtain rasterized color separation in multicolor printing, which consists in reading a multicolor original, generating color separation signals, converting them into digital form and then storing them [1.1. The disadvantage of this method is the impossibility of effectively converting digital data into information signals , allowing to obtain rasterized color-separated forms of multicolor printing.
    The aim of the invention is to increase the conversion efficiency by electronic processing.
    This goal is achieved by the fact that according to the method of converting digital data into information signals for receiving rasterized color separations in multicolor printing, which consists in reading a lot5 color original, generating color separation signals, converting them into digital form and then storing them, simultaneously with the formation of 8 digital signals to form them rasterized with a given clock frequency that is a multiple of the common divisor of raster distances ι rasters, for the manufacture of printing plates, and line by line storing after which these 15 signals are converted in accordance with the raster for printing plates by comparing the frequency of rasterization of color separation signals with the frequencies of rasters for the manufacture of printing plates 20 and when the frequencies coincide, they generate an information signal, in case of frequency mismatch, the information signal is generated by interpolation of the previous and subsequent generated signals.
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    In this case, the raster distances of the rasters for printing plates in mutually perpendicular directions are treated as integers.
    In FIG. 1 shows a graph of raster points; in FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a device for implementing the proposed method.
    One of the applied printing rasters is hatched, the other is unshaded 10. For a better understanding in the sweep and feed directions, auxiliary lines 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., are drawn, which were obtained by designing both rasters in 15 sweep and feed directions (Fig. 1).
    The appearance of a shaded raster, inclined relative to the feed direction by an angle o, can be posed as follows.
    Let the orthogonal raster, consisting of the intersection points of the auxiliary lines 0, 5, 10 in the feed direction and 0, 5> 10 in the scan direction 25, be squeezed in the scan direction, the scan directions are obtained in a similar way, so that an orthogonal scan raster is obtained.
    In order for as many raster points of the printed raster as possible to fall on the raster points of the small raster and so that the number of raster points of the small raster remains within acceptable limits, in the proposed case, the raster distance in the form of a triple common divider is selected in the direction of the scan and feed. In the deploying device for a small raster (Fig. 2), the original 1 is mounted on a rotating deploying bar-aban 2 using the mounting pins 3 · Drum 2 is provided. in motion from the engine 4. The scan of the original 1 is carried out using an electro-optical scanning head 5, which is offset by the feeding device 6 along the axis along the drum. The scanning head provides primary signals of the primary colors R, -G, B, which are supplied to the color corrector 7, which converts in a known manner and is stretched in the feed direction.
    Then a raster consisting of auxiliary lines 2, 7, 12, 17, etc. in the feed direction and 3, 8, 13, 18 ed, etc. in the direction of the sweep and stretched by the same amount, is superimposed on the first raster. The second raster is offset relative to the first by half the image element in 35 both directions. An unshaded raster, inclined relative to the feed direction at an angle Ji, is obtained from a raster of intersection points of lines 0, 5, 10, etc. in the direction w of the feed and 0, 5, 10, etc. in the direction of scanning and recording by stretching in the direction of the recording and compression in the conveying direction, and by overlaying the same raster sme- 45 schennogo half the distance between the raster points in the scan direction and feeding.
    A small raster (Fig. 1, crosses) is superimposed on the grid of auxiliary lines obtained by projection, as a result of which the feeding steps when scanning the original in a small raster are multiples of the common divider, which is obtained from the segments that arise during the design- 55 . both printed rasters in the feed direction. The distances between the raster dots of the small raster in them are corrected by the print signals mg, de, Sw, Su. These color printing signals are fed to analog-to-digital converters 8-11, in which they are converted to digital values using a series of clock signals from the pulse sensor 12 located on the drum 2, through a clock control device 13 · A series of clock signals of the 12 pulse sensor and the feed the scrolling head 5 is selected so that the raster distances shown in FIG. 1 for a small raster marked with crosses. This is achieved by appropriate graduation of the raster film 12 ', placed on the drum 2, and by appropriate selection of the feed rate in the feeding device 6. From the control device 13 through the lines 14 and 15 receive clock signals.
    Since the digital scan data of the small raster is stored, they pass through the sealing line to the input register 16 of the storage device 17 · The scan signals are stored line by line, with each scan line point under one address, which is regulated from the scan through the clock line 15 on the counter 18 addresses and through
    938735 6, the address register 19 enters the storage device 17. The counter 18 of the addresses is controlled by a series of clock signals coming from the clock control device 5 13. All four color information is laid out under the address of one image point.
    Let in the example of FIG. The first 2 lines of the image will be marked with A ^ A ^ 41 "A, A ^, ..., A ^ I , the second Ac, A22 ,. . ..A ^ etc. The image lines are arranged one after another in the storage device, so that during subsequent digital processing, they ts can also be read one after another. The ticks of the counter 18 addresses and register 16 in the clock control device 13 are slowed down only by a known method in accordance with the 20 signal duration.
    The raster points of the printed raster are determined from the small raster along the image scan line behind the image point. To do this, using the 25 control mechanism, if the point of the printed raster coincides with the point of the small raster, the latter directly enters the memory device of the engraved 30 shape lines.
    If the raster point of the printed raster does not fall on the scan point of the small raster, interpolation of both adjacent scan points 35 of the small raster. For this purpose, both adjacent raster points of the small raster are selected from the storage device 17 Interpolation and reception of the raster 40 points is carried out using commands, i.e. pulses of the control mechanism.
    The proposed method allows to increase efficiency of conversion of digital data into information sig 1 Nala.
    权利要求:
    Claims (2)
    [1]
    Here, the raster distances of the rasters for printing forms in mutually perpendicular directions are referred to as integers. FIG. 1 shows a graph of raster points; in fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the device for the implementation of the proposed method. One of the applied printing images is shaded, the other is not shaded. For a better understanding of the sweep and feed directions, the auxiliary lines O, 1, 2, 3., etc., which are obtained by designing both rasters in the sweep and feed directions (Fig. 1). The appearance of the shaded pattern, which is inclined relative to the direction of feed through the angle about, can be represented as follows. Let an orthogonal raster consisting of intersection points of auxiliary lines O, 5 10 in the feed direction and O, 5. 10 in the direction of the sweep, be compressed in the direction of the sweep and stretched in the feed direction. Then a raster consisting of auxiliary lines 2, 7, 12, 17, etc. in the feed direction and 3. 8, 13, 18, etc. in the scanning direction, and stretched by the same amount, is superimposed on the first raster. The second raster is offset from the first half of the image element in both directions. The open shaded raster, inclined relative to the feed direction at an angle Ji, is obtained from the raster of the intersection points of the lines O, 5, 10, and so on. in the feed direction and O, 5 10, etc. in the direction of scanning and recording by stretching Givani in the direction of recording and compressing in the supply direction, as well as by overlaying the same raster, which is shifted by half the distance between the raster points in the direction of the windrow and feed. A small raster (Fig. 1, crosses) is superimposed on a grid of auxiliary lines, which is obtained by projection, as a result of which the feed steps when the original is scanned on a small raster are multiples of the common divider, which is obtained from the segments arising from the design. Research Institute of both printed rasters in the feed direction. The distances between the raster dots of the small raster on the sweep direction are obtained in a similar manner, so that an orthogonal raster is obtained. In order to keep as many raster points of the printed raster as possible on the raster points of the small raster and to keep the number of raster points of the small raster within acceptable limits, in the proposed case, the raster distance in the form of tripled common divider is selected in the sweep and feed direction. In the sweep device for a small raster (Fig. 2), the original 1 is fixed to the rotating sweep bar-abane 2 using locating pins 3- Drum 2 is driven. from the motor 4. The scanning of the original 1 is carried out using an electro-optical scanning head 5 which is displaced by the feeding device 6 along the axis of the drum. The development head generates primary signals of the primary colors R, G, B, which are fed to color corrector 7, which in a known manner converts them into printing, mg, ge, Sw, Su color signals and corrects. These print color signals are supplied to analog-to-digital converters 8-11, in which they are converted to digital values using a series of clocks coming from a pulse sensor 12 located on the reel 2 through a clock control device 13 - A series of clocks from the sensor 12 pulses and the feed of the scanning head 5 is selected in such a way that the raster distances shown in FIG. 1 for a small raster indicated by crosses. This is achieved by appropriately calibrating the raster film 12 placed on the drum 2 and by appropriately selecting the feed amount in the feeding device 6. Clock signals are received from the control device 13 through the lines and 15. Since the digital raster sweep data is stored, it goes through a sealing line to the input register 16 of the storage device 17. The sweep signals are stored line by line, each line sweep point under one address, which is controlled from the sweep through the clock line 15 on the address counter 18 and through the address register 19 enters the memory unit 17. The address counter 18 is controlled by a series of clock signals from the clock control device 13. Under the address of a single point of the image, all four colors of information are laid out. In the example of FIG. 2, the first image lines will be marked A,,, A, ..., the second AX-I, Aga .... And the image lines are arranged one behind the other in a memory device, so that with subsequent digital processing they can also be read each other. for a friend. The clocks of the address counter 18 and the register 16 in the clock control device 13 are slowed down only in a known manner in accordance with the duration of the signals. The raster points of the printed raster are determined from the raster along the image scanning line after the image point. For this, with the help of a control mechanism, in the case of a point of a printed raster coinciding with a point of a small raster, the latter directly hits the memory of the engraved shape lines. If the raster point of the printed raster does not fall on the fine raster sweep point, interpolation of both adjacent fine raster sweep points is performed. For this purpose, both adjacent raster points of the small raster are selected from the memory 17. Interpolation and reception of the raster point is carried out with the help of commands, i.e. impulses control mechanism. The proposed method allows to increase the conversion efficiency. digital data into information signals. Claim 1. A method of converting digital data into information signals for receiving raster separations in multi-color printing involves reading a multi-color original, generating color separations, converting them to digital form, and then storing the conversion efficiency by electronic processing, simultaneously with the conversion of signals into digital form, they are rasterized with a given clock frequency that is a multiple of the common divisor of the raster output rasters for printing forms, and memorize them line by line, after which these signals are transformed according to rasters for printing forms by comparing the rasterization frequency of separations with the frequencies of rasters for making printing forms and, if frequencies coincide, generate an information signal, in case of a frequency difference the formation of the information signal is performed by interpolation of the previous and subsequent generated signals.
    [2]
    2. A method according to claim 1, characterized in that the raster distances of the rasters for the printing forms in mutually perpendicular directions are treated as whole numbers. Sources of information, taken into account in the examination 1. German patent ff 119353, 1968. О 1 2 1 f 5 6 7 8 1П 9 10 11 f2
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