Two-dimensional fluid droplet arrays generated using a single no

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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2391022, B41J 207

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ABSTRACT:
Amplitudes of drive pulses received by a horizontally-placed dropper determine the horizontal displacements of droplets relative to an ejection aperture of the dropper. The drive pulses are varied such that the dropper generates a two-dimensional array of vertically-falling droplets. Vertical and horizontal interdroplet spacings may be varied in real time. Applications include droplet analysis experiments such as Millikan fractional charge searches and aerosol characterization, as well as material deposition applications.

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