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A Study of Micro Stencil Printing based on Solution Atomization Process

Hyun Woo Dang, Hyung Chan Kim, Jeong Beom Ko, Young Jin Yang, Bong Su Yang, Kyung Hyun Choi, Yang Hoi Doh
JKSPE 2014;31(6):483-489.
Published online: June 1, 2014
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In this study, experiments were conducted for micro pattern printing to combine solution atomization process and stencil printing based on electrospray deposition. The stencil mask fabricated by etching the photosensitive glass placed below 0.3 mm distance to substrate has 100 um line width. The process parameters of electrospray deposition system for the atomization of the solution are applied voltage and supply flow rate of the solution. Meniscus angle of cone-jet was optimized by varying the supply flow rate from 0.3 ml/hr to 0.7 ml/hr. Voltage condition was verified having symmetric cone-jet angle and no pulsation at 8.5 kV applied voltage. In addition, a number of micro patterns are printed using a single 1 step process by solution atomization process. Variable line width of approximate 100 um was confirmed by changing conditions of solution atomization regardless of the pattern size of stencil mask.

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