Inkjet head and method of manufacturing the inkjet head

1. An inkjet head comprising:

a base comprising a mounting surface;

an orifice plate opposed to the mounting surface to form an ink chamber being configured to be supplied ink between the orifice plate and the base, and comprising a plurality of orifices; and

a first driving element arranged in the ink chamber and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like first pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened and a plurality of groove-like first dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, both ends of the first pressure chambers being opened to the ink chamber, both ends of the first dummy chambers being opened to the ink chamber, and the first dummy chambers being arranged alternately with the plurality of first pressure chambers.

2. The inkjet head of claim 1 , further comprising:

a plurality of wiring patterns provided on the mounting surface of the base respectively extending from the first pressure chambers; and

a plurality of first common patterns provided on the mounting surface of the base respectively extending from the first dummy chambers in an opposite direction of the wiring patterns.

3. The inkjet head of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of first common patterns are combined.

4. The inkjet head of claim 2 , further comprising:

a second driving element arranged side by side with the first driving element and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like second pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened and a plurality of groove-like second dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, both ends of the second pressure chambers being opened to the ink chamber, both end of the second dummy chambers being opened to the ink chamber, and the second dummy chambers being arranged alternately with the plurality of second pressure chambers; and

a plurality of second common patterns respectively extending from the second dummy chambers to the first driving element and provided on the mounting surface of the base, wherein

the first common patterns extend to the second driving element.

5. The inkjet head of claim 3 , further comprising:

a second driving element arranged side by side with the first driving element and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like second pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened and a plurality of groove-like second dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, both ends of the second pressure chambers being opened to the ink chamber, both end of the second dummy chambers being opened to the ink chamber, and the second dummy chambers being arranged alternately with the plurality of second pressure chambers; and

a plurality of second common patterns respectively extending from the second dummy chambers to the first driving element and provided on the mounting surface of the base, wherein

the first common patterns extend to the second driving element.

6. The inkjet head of claim 4 , wherein the first common patterns and the second common patterns are combined.

7. The inkjet head of claim 5 , wherein the first common patterns and the second common patterns are combined.

8. An inkjet head comprising:

a base comprising a mounting surface on which a supply hole from which ink is supplied and a discharge hole from which the ink is discharged are provided;

an orifice plate opposed to the mounting surface to form an ink chamber, to which the supply hole and the discharge hole are opened, between the orifice plate and the base and comprising a plurality of orifices; and

a first driving element arranged between the supply hole and the discharge hole and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like first pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened, the first pressure chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out, and a plurality of groove-like first dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, the first dummy chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out and being arranged alternately with the plurality of first pressure chambers.

9. The inkjet head of claim 8 , further comprising:

a plurality of wiring patterns provided on the mounting surface of the base respectively extending from the first pressure chambers; and

a plurality of first common patterns provided on the mounting surface of the base respectively extending from the first dummy chambers in an opposite direction of the wiring patterns.

10. The inkjet head of claim 9 , wherein the plurality of first common patterns are combined.

11. The inkjet head of claim 9 , further comprising:

a second driving element arranged side by side with the first driving element and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like second pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened, the second pressure chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out, and a plurality of groove-like second dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, the second dummy chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out and being arranged alternately with the plurality of second pressure chambers; and

a plurality of second common patterns respectively extending from the second dummy chambers to the first driving element and provided on the mounting surface of the base, wherein

the first common patterns extend to the second driving element.

12. The inkjet head of claim 10 , further comprising:

a second driving element arranged side by side with the first driving element and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like second pressure chambers to which the orifices are opened, the second pressure chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out, and a plurality of groove-like second dummy chambers covered with the orifice plate, the second dummy chambers comprising first ends into which the ink flows and second ends from which the ink flows out and being arranged alternately with the plurality of second pressure chambers; and

a plurality of second common patterns respectively extending from the second dummy chambers to the first driving element and provided on the mounting surface of the base, wherein

the first common patterns extend to the second driving element.

13. The inkjet head of claim 11 , wherein the first common patterns and the second common patterns are combined.

14. The inkjet head of claim 12 , wherein the first common patterns and the second common patterns are combined.

15. A method of manufacturing an inkjet head, the inkjet head comprising:

a base comprising a mounting surface on which a supply hole from which ink is supplied and a discharge hole from which the ink is discharged are provided;

an orifice plate opposed to the mounting surface to form an ink chamber, to which the supply hole and the discharge hole are opened, between the orifice plate and the base and comprising a plurality of orifices; and

a driving element arranged between the supply hole and the discharge hole and attached to the mounting surface and comprising a plurality of groove-like pressure chambers comprising one ends into which the ink flows and other ends from which the ink flows out and a plurality of groove-like dummy chambers comprising one ends into which the ink flows and other ends from which the ink flows out and arranged alternately with the plurality of pressure chambers,

the method comprising:

attaching the driving element to the mounting surface of the base; and

attaching the orifice plate to the base such that the orifices are opened to the pressure chambers and the orifice plate closes a part of the dummy chambers.