Inkjet printer head and method of fabricating the same

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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ABSTRACT:
An inkjet printer head includes a semiconductor wafer having a nozzle portion for ejecting ink, an ink cartridge for supplying ink to the nozzle portion, and an ink ejection unit interposed between the ink cartridge and the semiconductor wafer. A method of forming the printer head includes forming an ink ejection unit having an opening on a semiconductor wafer to expose an upper surface of the wafer, etching the wafer through the opening in the ink ejection unit to form a nozzle in the semiconductor wafer, and attaching an ink cartridge to the upper surface of the semiconductor wafer.

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