Patent classifications
B41J2202/22
PRINTING APPARATUS AND METHODS OF PRODUCING SUCH A DEVICE
Printing apparatus and methods of producing such a device are disclosed. An example printhead die includes a first resistor (404) to cause fluid to be ejected out of a first nozzle (142; 205; 305) and a second resistor (405) to cause fluid to be ejected out of a second nozzle (142, 205, 305). The example printhead die also includes a first cavitation plate (408) to cover the first resistor (404) and a second cavitation plate (412) to cover the second resistor (405), the first cavitation plate (408) spaced from the second cavitation plate (412).
INKJET PRINTHEAD HAVING ROBUST ENCAPSULATION OF WIREBONDS
An electronic assembly includes a substrate having a die and PCB mounted thereon. Wirebonds interconnect bond pads of the die with contact pads of the PCB, each wirebond having a first end portion bonded to a respective bond pad, an opposite second end portion bonded to a respective contact pad and an intermediate section extending between the first and second end portions. A dam encapsulant encapsulates each of the first and second end portions, a first fill encapsulant contacts the substrate and the dam encapsulant; and a second fill encapsulant overlies the first fill encapsulant. The first fill encapsulant has a lower modulus of elasticity than the second fill encapsulant and the dam encapsulant.
METHOD FOR PROCESSING SILICON SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LIQUID EJECTION HEAD
A method for processing a silicon substrate includes forming a structure having a bottom surface and a depth of 200 μm or more or 300 μm or more from a first surface of a silicon substrate, forming a protective film on an inner wall of the structure, and performing plasma etching so as to selectively remove the protective film disposed on the bottom surface of the structure with respect to the protective film disposed on the substantially perpendicular side wall of the structure, wherein the plasma etching is performed under the condition in which plasma with a sheath length at least 10 times the depth when the depth is 200 μm or more, or at least 5 time the depth when the depth is 300 μm or more, is generated and a mean free path of ions generated in the plasma is longer than the sheath length.
LIQUID EJECTING HEAD, LIQUID EJECTING HEAD UNIT, LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LIQUID EJECTING HEAD UNIT
A liquid ejecting head includes a plurality of actuators, a plurality of pressure chambers that are provided so as to correspond to the actuators, and communicate with a common liquid chamber, a first member that defines the common liquid chamber, and includes a compliance sheet that absorbs vibrations of liquid on an upstream side of the common liquid chamber, and an inlet that is formed so as to penetrate the compliance sheet, a canopy portion that is provided at an open peripheral edge of the inlet of the first member, and has a receiving surface to which the compliance sheet is joined, and a receiving portion that is provided opposite the inlet across the canopy portion, and receives liquid introduced from the inlet.
Inkjet head manufacturing method, inkjet recording device manufacturing method, inkjet head, and inkjet recording device
An inkjet head manufacturing method for an inkjet head that includes a head chip including: a nozzle ejecting ink; and a flow path substrate including an ink flow path which communicates with the nozzle and through which the ink flows, the method including: composite substrate manufacturing that is manufacturing a composite substrate including a plurality of regions which forms flow path substrates by being split; first protective film forming that is forming a first protective film on a surface of the composite substrate and an inner wall surface of the ink flow path; splitting that is splitting the composite substrate into the flow path substrates; and second protective film forming that is forming a second protective film on at least an exposed face in a split face of the flow path substrate generated in the splitting, the exposed face being exposed in a surface of the head chip.
Manufacturing method of head leading member
A manufacturing method of a head leading member, which is provided in a printing machine including a head for discharging an ink toward a working surface, in order to lead the head in a main travelling direction, and the manufacturing method of a head leading member including: a base member fixing step in which a base member, being like a plate, is fixed to a frame extending in the main travelling direction; a guiding reference surface shaping step in which a surface of the base member, in a state of being fixed to the frame, is so manufactured as to be a plane, being along the main travelling direction, in such a way as to shape a guiding reference surface; and a guide member supporting step in which a guide member for leading the head is set in such a way that the guiding reference surface supports the guide member.
FLUID FEED HOLE
Example implementations relate to fluid feed holes. For example, a method of forming a fluid feed hole can include forming a via of a threshold size in a plurality of thin films of a fluid ejection die by removing a portion of the plurality of thin films, forming a fluid-attack-resistant material on the plurality of thin films and in the via, planarizing the fluid-attack-resistant material using chemical mechanical planarization (CMP), and forming the fluid feed hole by removing a portion of the planarized fluid-attack-resistant material in the via.
Method of manufacturing liquid ejection head
The method of manufacturing a liquid ejection head according to the invention includes a bonding step, that is, a step of placing a plurality of element substrates on an adhesive layer formed on a bonding surface and heating the adhesive layer to bond the element substrates to a base material. The bonding step is started from one or two of a plurality of bonding regions located at the center portion of the base material in an arrangement direction of the element substrates and then performed toward the bonding regions located at both end portions of the base material.
Liquid discharge head and manufacturing method therefor
A liquid discharge head includes a recording element substrate including a discharge port configured to discharge a liquid, a pressure generating element configured to pressurize the liquid to discharge the liquid, and an electric connecting portion connected to the pressure generating element through an electric wiring and configured to supply power for driving the pressure generating element to the pressure generating element. The liquid discharge head includes a first recessed portion and a second recessed portion formed in a range from a back surface of a discharge port surface in which the discharge port of the recording element substrate is formed up to the electric connecting portion, and a communicating portion configured to connect a space formed within the first recessed portion and a space formed within the second recessed portion by allowing the first recessed portion and the second recessed portion to communicate with each other.
Methods of fabricating micro-valves and jetting assemblies including such micro-valves
A method of constructing a micro-valve includes providing a substrate for an actuating beam of the micro-valve, the substrate including a first surface and a second surface. The method also includes forming a plurality of constituent layers on the first surface of the actuating beam, including a layer of piezoelectric material. The method also includes removing a portion of the substrate from at least one of the first surface or the second surface to define a cantilevered portion of the actuating beam. The method also includes providing an orifice plate including an orifice. The method also includes providing a valve seat on a surface of the orifice plate, the valve seat having an opening aligned with the orifice. The method also includes attaching the surface of the orifice plate to the second surface via an adhesive such that an overlapping portion of the cantilevered portion overlaps the orifice.