Lecture

Advanced Additive Manufacturing Technologies: Light Engine

Description

This lecture covers advanced additive manufacturing technologies, focusing on 3D printing using continuous wave light for single photon absorption. It discusses the historical perspective, photopolymerization process, importance of polymers in AM, and the use of Digital MicroMirror Array (DLP™). The lecture also explores the cost of manufacturing, material extrusion, jetting, and binder jetting, as well as design innovation and complexity degrees in AM.

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Physics

Optics: Geometrical optics

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Theory of computation: Computational complexity theory

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