Lecture

Printing Techniques: Resolution, Speed, and Viscosity Trade-offs

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Description

This lecture discusses the trade-offs in printing techniques, focusing on resolution, speed, and viscosity. It covers the requirements for high-performance printed electronics, pattern fidelity, screen printing, aerosol jet, and the effects of viscosity on printing. The lecture also explores fluid flow through pipes, surface tension effects, inkjet technologies, thermal inkjet printing, droplet formation in inkjet printers, and ink design considerations.

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