Techniques for arrayed printing of a permanent layer with improved speed and accuracy
AssigneeKateeva, Inc.
InventorsMichael Baker, Nahid Harjee, Douglas Bacon
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AssigneeKateeva, Inc.
InventorsMichael Baker, Nahid Harjee, Douglas Bacon
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A repeatable manufacturing process uses a printer to deposits liquid for each product carried by a substrate to form respective thin films. The liquid is dried, cured or otherwise processed to form from the liquid a permanent layer of each respective product. To perform printing, each newly-introduced substrate is roughly mechanically aligned, with an optical system detecting sub-millimeter misalignment, and with software correcting for misalignment. Rendering of adjusted data is performed such that nozzles are variously assigned dependent on misalignment to deposit droplets in a regulated manner, to ensure precise deposition of liquid for each given area of the substrate. For example, applied to the manufacture of flat panel displays, software ensures that exactly the right amount of liquid is deposited for each “pixel” of the display, to minimize likelihood of visible discrepancies in the resultant display.
A method of fabricating a layer on a substrate, the layer to form part of a product, the method comprising:
A method of fabricating a layer on each substrate of a set of substrates, each of the layers to form part of a respective product, the method comprising, for each of the substrates:
A method of fabricating a layer on a substrate, the layer to form part of a product, the method comprising:
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