Jet array driven flow on the nozzle plate of an inkjet printhead in deposition of molten nylon materials

Fathi, Saeed; Dickens, Phill

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2012.10.012

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“…This possibility was studied via particle tracking of melt flow behavior on the wetting layer on the nozzle plate to show how particles can disturb actuating nozzles and result in jet array failure. 28 …”

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Simulation of Powder-Based Additive Manufacturing Processes

Srivatsan¹,

Sudarshan²

2015

Additive Manufacturing

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Simulation of Powder-Based Additive Manufacturing Processes

Srivatsan¹,

Sudarshan²

2015

Additive Manufacturing

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A Comprehensive Guide to Fully Inkjet‐Printed IGZO Transistors

Magnarin,

Breitung,

Aghassi‐Hagmann

2024

Adv Elect Materials

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In this concise review, the recent advancements in fully inkjet‐printed (IJP) indium‐gallium‐zinc‐oxide (IGZO) thin‐film transistors (TFTs) over the past years are discussed. IGZO has replaced hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a‐Si:H) as the primary channel material for liquid‐crystal display TFTs and has gained further attention due to the solution processability of IGZO inks. Despite the longstanding practice of printing IGZO for approximately fifteen years, the realization of fully inkjet‐printed devices, including both dielectric and electrode components, represents a recent milestone in research, potentially heralding a cost‐effective era for IGZO transistors. In this review, following an introductory exposition of IGZO, the focus is on the different ink formulations, currently deployed for solution‐processed IGZO devices, the intricacies of the printing procedure involved are delineated, and ongoing research endeavors pertaining to the printing of dielectrics and electrodes for such devices are expounded upon.

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