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US 2021/0172971 A1Published application
Dispenser platforms
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsDennis R. ESTERBERG, Christie DUDENHOEFER
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Abstract
In one example, a dispenser platform can include an enclosure that includes a first actuator to move a support in a first plane, wherein a portion of the support extends outside the enclosure, and a second actuator coupled to the portion of the support that extends outside the enclosure to move a stage coupled to the support in a second plane.
Claims15
A dispenser platform, comprising:
- an enclosure that includes a first actuator to move a support in a first plane, wherein a portion of the support extends outside the enclosure;
- and
- a second actuator coupled to the portion of the support that extends outside the enclosure to move a stage coupled to the support in a second plane.
A system, comprising:
- a base to enclose a first actuator, a first portion of a support coupled to a rail, and a linear bearing to move the support along a first plane;
- a stage coupled to a rail system that is coupled to a second actuator and a second portion of the support to move the stage along a second plane;
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- a dispenser jet coupled to the base to dispense a liquid on the stage.
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A dispenser, comprising:
- a first actuator coupled to an interior portion of a base enclosure to move a support along a first plane, wherein the first actuator is coupled to a first end of a support that extends from the interior portion of the base enclosure to an exterior portion of the base enclosure;
- a second actuator coupled to the exterior portion of the base enclosure to move a stage along a second plane, wherein the second actuator is coupled to a second end of the support that is positioned at the exterior portion of the base enclosure;
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- the base enclosure coupled to an arm that is adjustable along a third plane, wherein the arm extends above the base and includes a dispenser jet to dispense microfluidic droplets.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.