Inkjet printing technology

Shimma S, Furuta M, Ichimura K. A novel approach to in situ proteome analysis using a chemical inkjet printing technology and MALDI-QIT-TOF tandem mass spectrometer. J. Mass. Spectrom. Soc. Jpn. 2006 54 133-140. 

Towne, S., Viswanathan, V., Holbery, J., and Rieke, P. Fabrication of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell MEAs utilizing inkjet print technology. Journal of Power Sources 2007 171 575-584. 

LeH. (1998) Progress and trends in inkjet printing technology — part 2. / Imag Sci Tech 42(1) 49-64. 

Interestingly, Forster and coworkers reported the use of inkjet printing technology to produce directly unilamellar polymer vesicles with a narrow size distribution. The average size of the vesicles depended on the initial polymer concentration in the organic (water-miscible) phase and the type of nozzle used [166],... 

Windsor, E. Najarro, M. Bloom, A. Benner, B. Fletcher, R. Lareau, R. GiUen, G., Application of inkjet printing technology to produce test materials of 1,3,5-trinitro-l,3,5 triazcyclohexane for trace explosive analysis, Anal. Chem. 2010, 82, 8519-8524. 

Inkjet Printing Inkjet printing technology is familiar to most people in the form of desktop printers. Repeatable generation of small droplets of a fluid (polymers) can be used to make 3D structures directly on a substrate for MEMS manufacturing applications. 

Chen, B., T. Cui, Y. Liu, and K. Varahramyan. 2003. All-polymer RC filter circuits fabricated with inkjet printing technology. Solid-State Electron 47 (5) 841-847. 

Freire, E.M., 2006. Inkjet printing technology (CIJ/DOD). In Ujiie, H. (Ed.), Digital Printing of Textiles. Woodhead, Cambridge, England, pp. 29-52. 

The development in integrated radio-frequency identification (RFID)-enabled wireless sensor network infrastructures using UHF and microwave frequencies has been discussed (2). Inkjet printed technology on flexible paper substrates and the integration of sensors, wireless modules, discrete components and power sources have been proposed as a solution for low-cost, lightweight, and environmental-friendly methods for RFID-enabled sensors and wireless sensor nodes. 

Conventional inkjet printing technology has been combined with flexographic printing in order to fabricate drug delivery systems with accurate doses and tailored drug release (55). 

Inkjet printing technology can be used with an electrohydrodynamic spraying technique (24). A conventional electrohydrodynamic inkjet device is based on DC voltage and requires two electrodes a nozzle electrode and an extractor electrode. However, this device suffers from drawbacks such as electrical breakdown. A more stable jetting technique uses the extractor electrode alone without the nozzle electrode and AC voltage. Thus, a continuous ejection of droplets can be obtained due to AC voltage. 

Cui, X., Boland, T., 2009. Human microvasculature fabrication using thermal inkjet printing technology. Biomaterials 30, 6221—6227. 

Xu T, Zhao W, Zhu JM, Albanna MZ, Yoo JJ, Atala A. Complex heterogeneous tissue constructs containing multiple cell types prepared by inkjet printing technology. Biomaterials 2013 34 130-139. 

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