Functional inkjet 3D printing system for customized electronics

Tsukada, Kenji; Kawajiri, Akihiro; Hashimoto, Yoshitaka; Makihara, Katsuaki; Tominaga, Ryojiro; Fujita, M.; Sato, Takeshi

doi:10.23919/icep.2017.7939311

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“…However, the paper did not address the migration of mass-center of the object, which can cause the loss of the static stability in the desired orientation (especially in objects with the small base area). Tsukada et al (2017) developed the functional inkjet 3D printer that produces electronic modules (Tsukada et al , 2017). The authors claimed that the printer analyzes a 3D-CAD model of the electronic module and considers proper wiring and electrical components automatically, as shown in Figure 5.…”

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3D printing: a critical review of current development and future prospects

Ali

Batai

Sarbassov

2019

RPJ

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Purpose This study highlights the demand for low-cost and high accuracy products through the design and development of new 3D printing technologies. Besides, signiﬁcant progress has been made in this ﬁeld. A comparative study helps to understand the latest development in materials and future prospect of this technology. Design/methodology/approach Nevertheless, a large amount of progress still remains to be made. While some of the works have focused on the performances of the materials, the rest have focused on the development of new methods and techniques in additive manufacturing. Findings This paper critically evaluates the current 3D printing technologies, including the development and optimizations made to the printing methods, as well as the printed objects. Meanwhile, previous developments in this area and contributions to the modern trend in manufacturing technology are summarized briefly. Originality/value The paper can be summarized in three sections. Firstly, the existing printing methods along with the frequently used printing materials, as well as the processing parameters, and the factors which influence the quality and mechanical performances of the printed objects are discussed. Secondly, the optimization techniques, such as topology, shape, structure and mechanical property, are described. Thirdly, the latest development and applications of additive manufacturing are depicted, and the scope of future research in the relevant area is put forward.

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Section: The Materials and Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%