Problem of Ink Evaporation while Using Plotter Systems to Manufacture Printed Electronic Products

Allanurov, A.M.; Zdrok, A.Ye.; Loschilov, A. G.; Malyutin, N. D.

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2014.11.006

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“…The pattern is formed by continuous vector lines. This allows us to ensure surface smoothness and evenness of borders [8,9] in comparison with raster imaging techniques. It should also be noted that if it is necessary to create a polygon of a certain area, the merging of extended lines also provides the best surface topography compared to the point overlap of individual drops.…”

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Experimental research of plotter printing of HIC thick-film conductors

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“…In the case of the microplotter, the main disadvantage is the change in concentration of the ink's active agent as a result of thinner evaporation when printing is carried out over a long time. This is due to the fact that printing is done through an open capillary and also ink is taken in from an open vessel [45].…”

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Mask-less deposition of Au–SnO₂nanocomposites on CMOS MEMS platform for ethanol detection

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Here we report on the mask-less deposition of Au-SnO2 nanocomposites with a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) micro electro mechanical system (MEMS) platform through the use of dip pen nanolithography (DPN) to create a low-cost ethanol sensor. MEMS technology is used in order to achieve low power consumption, by the employment of a membrane structure formed using deep reactive ion etching technique. The device consists of an embedded tungsten micro-heater with gold interdigitated electrodes on top of the SOI membrane. The tungsten micro-heater is used to raise the membrane temperature up to its operating temperature and the electrodes are used to measure the resistance of the nanocomposite sensing layer. The CMOS MEMS devices have high electro-thermal efficiency, with 8.2 °C temperature increase per mW power of consumption. The sensing material (Au-SnO2 nanocomposite) was synthesised starting from SnO nanoplates, then Au nanoparticles were attached chemically to the surface of SnO nanoplates, finally the mixture was heated at 700 °C in an oven in air for 4 h. This composite material was sonicated for 2 h in terpineol to make a viscous homogeneous slurry and then 'written' directly across the electrode area using the DPN technique without any mask. The devices were characterised by exposure to ethanol vapour in humid air in the concentration range of 100-1000 ppm. The sensitivity varied from 1.2 to 0.27 ppm(-1) for 100-1000 ppm of ethanol at 10% relative humid air. Selectivity measurements showed that the sensors were selective towards ethanol when they were exposed to acetone and toluene.

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The technology to form an organic and inorganic material film by ultrasonic capillary printing

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Problem of Ink Evaporation while Using Plotter Systems to Manufacture Printed Electronic Products

Cited by 4 publications

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Experimental research of plotter printing of HIC thick-film conductors

Experimental research of plotter printing of HIC thick-film conductors

Mask-less deposition of Au–SnO₂nanocomposites on CMOS MEMS platform for ethanol detection

The technology to form an organic and inorganic material film by ultrasonic capillary printing

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Problem of Ink Evaporation while Using Plotter Systems to Manufacture Printed Electronic Products

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Experimental research of plotter printing of HIC thick-film conductors

Experimental research of plotter printing of HIC thick-film conductors

Mask-less deposition of Au–SnO2nanocomposites on CMOS MEMS platform for ethanol detection

The technology to form an organic and inorganic material film by ultrasonic capillary printing

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Mask-less deposition of Au–SnO₂nanocomposites on CMOS MEMS platform for ethanol detection