Inkjet-based Micromanufacturing / Advanced Micro and Nanosystems Bd.9 (PDF)

OVERVIEW OF INKJET-BASED MICROMANUFACTURING Introduction Inkjet Technology Fluid Requirements Pattern Formation: Fluid/Substrate Interaction Micromanufacturing Examples of Inkjet in Micromanufacturing Conclusions COMBINATORIAL SCREENING OF MATERIALS USING INKJET PRINTING AS A PATTERNING TECHNIQUE Introduction Inkjet Printing - from Well-Defined Dots to Homogeneous Films Thin-Film Libraries Prepared by Inkjet Printing Combinatorial Screening of Materials for Organic Solar Cells Conclusion and Outlook THERMAL INKJET History of Thermal Inkjet Technology Market Trends for Inkjet Products and Electrophotography Structures of Various TIJ Heads Research on Rapid Boiling and Principle of TIJ Inkjetting Mechanism of TIJ Basic Jetting Behavior of TIJ TIJ Behavior Analysis Using Simulation Issues with Reliability in TIJ Present and Future Evolution in TIJ Technology HIGH-RESOLUTION ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC INKJET Introduction Printing System Control of Jet Motions Drop-on-Demand Mode Printing Versatility of Printable Materials and Resolutions Applications in Electronics and Biotechnology High-Resolution Printing of Charge CROSS TALK IN PIEZO INKJET Introduction Electrical Cross Talk Direct Cross Talk Pressure-Induced Cross Talk Acoustic Cross Talk Printhead Resonance Residual Vibrations PATTERNING Introduction Conclusion DRYING OF INKJET-PRINTED DROPLETS Introduction Modeling of Drying of a Droplet Results POSTPRINTING PROCESSES FOR INORGANIC INKS FOR PLASTIC ELECTRONICS APPLICATIONS Introduction Inkjet Printing and Postprinting Processes of Metallic Inks Conclusions and Outlook VISION MONITORING Introduction Measurement Setup Image Processing Jetting Speed Measurement Head Normalization and Condition Monitoring Meniscus Motion Measurement and Its Application ACOUSTIC MONITORING Introduction Self-Sensing Measuring Principle Drop Formation, Refill, and Wetting Dirt Air Bubbles Printhead Control EQUALIZATION OF JETTING PERFORMANCE Equalization of the Droplet Volume on the Fly

Jan G. Korvink holds a Chair for Microsystems Engineering at the University of Freiburg, Germany, where he also directs the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies - FRIAS. He has co-authored more than 160 papers in scientific journals, as well as numerous conference papers, book chapters and a book on semiconductors for engineers. His research interests cover the modeling, simulation and low cost fabrication of MEMS/NEMS, and applications in magnetic resonance. In 2011 he received a European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant, the Red Dot Design Concept Award and the University of Freiburg Teaching Award.

Patrick J. Smith is a Lecturer in Manufacturing Technology for the University of Sheffield, UK. He has published over 40 journal and conference papers, and has 3 patents. His main research interests are concerned with reactive inkjet printing, controlled crystallisation using inkjet and additive manufacture.

Dong-Youn Shin is Assistant Professor at the Pukyong National University in Busan, South Korea. Before his appointment, he was research engineer at LG Chem Research Park and then senior research scientist in the division of nanomechanical systems at the Korean Institute of Machinery and Materials in South Korea. He holds 38 patents and over 70 conference and journal papers. His research interests lie in maskless lithography and fine pattern generation for displays and electronics with the piezo inkjet printing technology.

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