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A novel epoxy-based ink offers reliable Drop on Demand inkjet printing for fabricating various electronic and optical devices. This versatile functional ink enables precise control over film properties and shapes, overcoming key printing challenges.

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  • Materials Science
  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Inkjet Printing Technology

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  • Drop on Demand (DOD) inkjet printing is a promising technique for device fabrication.
  • Reliability issues in DOD printing, such as satellite droplets and long-lived filaments, hinder its widespread application.
  • The development of versatile functional inks is crucial to address these challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and characterize a novel epoxy-based ink for DOD inkjet printing.
  • To demonstrate the ink's capability to overcome common printing drawbacks.
  • To explore the ink's potential for fabricating diverse structures and functional devices.

Main Methods:

  • Formulation of an epoxy-based ink with a wide range of solute concentrations.
  • Optimization of printing parameters, including temperature and droplet overlap.
  • Characterization of printed droplet shapes (e.g., donuts, hemispherical caps) and thin film profiles (e.g., smooth, wavy).

Main Results:

  • The epoxy-based ink exhibited low drawbacks during printing, minimizing satellite droplets and filament formation.
  • A broad concentration range allowed for the fabrication of films with varying aspect ratios.
  • Tunable film profiles were achieved by adjusting ink composition and experimental parameters.
  • Demonstrated fabrication of organic field-effect transistors and light-emitting films.

Conclusions:

  • The developed epoxy-based ink provides a versatile solution for reliable DOD inkjet printing.
  • The ink's properties allow for precise control over printed structures and film morphology.
  • This technology has broad applicability in fields such as organic electronics, optics, sensors, and MEMS.