Screen printing conclusion

Coupling of screen-printed electrodes and magnetic beads 25.3 CONCLUSIONS... 

As a conclusion, the viscosity problem can be solved using the different wt% of thinner (2,4,6, 8,10 and 12 wt %). The phenomena observed from screen-printing pastes are also identical to those reported from literature that the viscosity of the p>aste throughout the screen-printing... 

Data analysis would normally commence with the calculation of means and standard deviations for each column of numbers where this was appropriate. Next, tests would be performed to establish whether or not the data were normally distributed. The data could then be grouped according to a particular variable (e.g., year of manufacture, oscillator screen size, or assay method) and compared statistically for differences between the mean and standard deviations. For ease of review by the validation team, a table should be printed summarizing the statistics calculated and the conclusions reached as a result of these data manipulations. 

In 1984, an LCD TV equipped with a dye-stained CF was launched from Seiko. I saw the product in stores in Akihabara aroxmd this time, and when I saw the faded bluish LCD color screen, I was convinced of the marketability of the pigment dispersion type. In fact, when DNP and Morohoshi Ink worked towards a joint development of LCD TVs with Toshiba in 1985, a prototype with a pigment-dispersion-type photopolymer had been developed. Dispersers like ball mills replaced a three-roll mill, but dispersions of pigments having particle diameters satisfying the required performance inevitably separated as supernatant fluids from milled dispersions so that the production efficiency was low. By the middle of that year the companies could make some samples, but it was trial-and-error dealt with by sheer force. The dispatched employees of DNP, who visited RIPT at that time, informed me that the yield of CFs was about 3 %. There is no conclusive evidence for the figure of 3 %, but we took it as it was. In the very same year, 1985, Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. had started a dye-stained CF production. 

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