International audienceThe paper demonstrates the interest in using temperature compensation to stabilize drop-on-demand inkjet printing process. The influence of inkjet printing parameters on the droplet velocity and ejection stability is particularly discussed. Based on experimental results a relation between the printing parameters and kinetic property of drops is drawn. Adjusting the amplitude pulse applied to the dispenser head, the drop velocity is stable over a 15°C variation, where as it increases by 5 m/s without compensation and the print quality is so optimize
Electrohydrodynamic jet (e-jet) printing is an emerging additive manufacturing process that utilize...
This chapter discusses the processes by which small drops of liquid are generated and delivered in i...
Introduced in 1991, solid ink color printing technology is widely used in the office printing, prepr...
International audienceThe paper demonstrates the interest in using temperature compensation to stabi...
International audienceThe paper demonstrates the interest in using temperature compensation to stabi...
Markets demand continuously for higher quality, higher speed, and more energy-efficient professional...
This article introduces a closed-loop control strategy for maintaining consistency of liquid tempera...
Performance Improvement of Professional Printing Systems: from theory to practice Markets demand con...
The inkjet printing process involves a chain of processes in many physical domains at different leng...
Full flexible use of inkjet printhead units in printing systems requires consistent generation of dr...
Full flexible use of inkjet printhead units in printing systems requires consistent generation of dr...
The formation and evolution of micron-sized droplets of a Newtonian liquid generated on demand in an...
Results of recent experiments and numerical simulations are presented, which have been used to estab...
Inkjet printing is a method for directly patterning and fabricating patterns without the need for ma...
To date, there are limited options in the ability to adjust feature sizes when inkjet printing. The ...
Electrohydrodynamic jet (e-jet) printing is an emerging additive manufacturing process that utilize...
This chapter discusses the processes by which small drops of liquid are generated and delivered in i...
Introduced in 1991, solid ink color printing technology is widely used in the office printing, prepr...
International audienceThe paper demonstrates the interest in using temperature compensation to stabi...
International audienceThe paper demonstrates the interest in using temperature compensation to stabi...
Markets demand continuously for higher quality, higher speed, and more energy-efficient professional...
This article introduces a closed-loop control strategy for maintaining consistency of liquid tempera...
Performance Improvement of Professional Printing Systems: from theory to practice Markets demand con...
The inkjet printing process involves a chain of processes in many physical domains at different leng...
Full flexible use of inkjet printhead units in printing systems requires consistent generation of dr...
Full flexible use of inkjet printhead units in printing systems requires consistent generation of dr...
The formation and evolution of micron-sized droplets of a Newtonian liquid generated on demand in an...
Results of recent experiments and numerical simulations are presented, which have been used to estab...
Inkjet printing is a method for directly patterning and fabricating patterns without the need for ma...
To date, there are limited options in the ability to adjust feature sizes when inkjet printing. The ...
Electrohydrodynamic jet (e-jet) printing is an emerging additive manufacturing process that utilize...
This chapter discusses the processes by which small drops of liquid are generated and delivered in i...
Introduced in 1991, solid ink color printing technology is widely used in the office printing, prepr...