Fig. 1. Structure of Piezo Inkjet Print Head
Fig. 2. Two-Port Model of Inkjet Head
Fig. 3. Equivalent Inkjet Print Head Model
Fig. 4. Structure model of inkjet printhead
Fig. 5. Shape of voltage waveform
Fig. 6. Nozzle pressure and jetting velocity according to height variation of flow chamber. (a) Nozzle pressure, (b) Jetting Velocity
Fig. 7. Nozzle pressure and jetting velocity according to width variation of flow chamber. (a) Nozzle pressure, (b) Jetting Velocity
Fig. 8. Jetting velocity according to variation of effective wave velocity
Fig. 9. Jetting velocity according to voltage variation
Fig. 10. Shape variation of waveform
Fig. 11. Jetting Velocity according to variation of waveform
Table 1. Structure dimensions of Inkjet head
Table 2. Material properties of structures
Table 3. Material properties of ink
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