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CAD and 3D Design of Ink- Testing Tools David So August 21 st , 2015

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Page 1: CAD and 3D Design of Ink-Testing Tools Presentations

CAD and 3D Design of Ink-Testing ToolsDavid So

August 21st, 2015

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My Projects

Much more than just Mechanical Engineering

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Fluid Centrifuge

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Fluid Centrifuge

• Goal: Design a new fluid centrifuge to accommodate different sized test units

• Process:

– Evaluated current design of the Fluid centrifuge

– Created new system that fits the different sized test units

• Benefits:

– Allows new print bars to experience high amounts of acceleration in order to simulate and speed up the pull of gravity

– Will fit multiple sizes of test units

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Progression of Designs

Original Design

First DesignAdded Extra For Strength

Extra Plate Not Needed

FinalRemoved Extra

Metal

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Encap EFI (Electrical Fluid Immersion) Tray

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What are Encaps?

• Encaps = Encapsulents

EncapsulantWire Bonds

Substrate

Silicon Print Engine

Substrate

Fluid attack

10-30 volts

Temperature (70C) Mechanical wiping

Encapsulant exposed to multiple stressors. It must protect the circuit from shorting/corroding.

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Encap EII (Electrical Fluid Immersion) Tray

• Goal: Redesign a more user friendly system to test for fluid shorts

• Process:

– Received preliminary 3D model of what client wanted

– Talked with client to further understand requests and intended functionality

– Modified system to further aid and improve usability

• Benefits:

– New system allows for isolated modular access and removal of individual print bars

– Fluid reservoirs reduces the frequency of refills

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Old Tray

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New Tray

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Fluid Humidity Level Monitor

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Fluid Humidity Level Monitor

• Goal: Design a system to inject air bubbles into fluid in order to measure moisture loss due to fluid circulation

• Process:

– Received project scope and purpose

– Discussed with mentor about possible ways of accomplishing air injection into the fluid

– 3D modeled system and individual parts for 3D printing

• Benefits:

– Allows for measurement of humidity loss while fluid is circulating

– Interchangeable head system allows for different sizes of bubbles to be injected into the fluid

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Fluid Humidity Level Monitor

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Fluid Humidity Level Monitor

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St. Helens Micro Pump

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InkJet Micro Pump

• Goal: Use InkJet to create a micro pump

• Process:

– Used an Arduino to fire a InkJet pen

– 3D modeled head of InkJet print head

– Developed module to attach ribbon cable to InkJet print head

• Benefits:

– InkJet pen functions as a micro pump to allow slow and controlled pumping of fluid

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Building the System

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InkJet Print Head for Micro Pumping

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Shooting Ink

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Code Used

// Inputs and Outputs

const int buttonPin1 = 1;

//const int buttonPin5 = 5;

const int ledPin3 = 3;

const int ledPin4 = 4;

const int ledPin5 = 5;

const int ledPin6 = 6;

const int ledPin8= 8;

//const long interval = 1000; //

interval at which to blink (milliseconds)

int button1State = 0;

int oninterval = 1; // Length for

time on

int offinterval = 1000; // Length for

time off

int numloop = 5000; // Number

of times blinked

int sensorValue = 0; // Dimmer code

int outputValue = 0; // Dimmer code

const int ledPin = 2;

void setup() {

pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin3, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin4, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin5, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin6, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin8, OUTPUT);

pinMode(buttonPin1, INPUT);

// Serial.begin(115200);

//pinMode(buttonPin5, INPUT);

}

/*When button is pressed, cartridge will

fire numloop number of times.

Length is specified by oninterval and

offinterval */

void loop()

{

button1State = digitalRead(buttonPin1);

if (button1State == LOW)

{

digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);

for (int i =0; i < numloop; i ++)

{

digitalWrite(ledPin3, HIGH);

//delay (oninterval);

delayMicroseconds (oninterval);

digitalWrite(ledPin3, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledPin4, HIGH);

//delay (oninterval);

delayMicroseconds (oninterval);

digitalWrite(ledPin4, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledPin5, HIGH);

//delay (oninterval);

delayMicroseconds (oninterval);

digitalWrite(ledPin5, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledPin6, HIGH);

//delay (oninterval);

delayMicroseconds (oninterval);

digitalWrite(ledPin6, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledPin8, HIGH);

//delay (oninterval);

delayMicroseconds (oninterval);

digitalWrite(ledPin8, LOW);

delayMicroseconds (offinterval);

//delay (offinterval);

//Serial.print(1);

//Serial.print(\n);

}

}

digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);

}