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Direct Writing Technology

05/13/2009 7:27 AM

i need to get some basic information regarding direct writing technology

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Re: direct writing technology

05/13/2009 8:38 AM

Hello

Please post a valid e-mail address and I will send you a guide for it.

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Re: direct writing technology

05/13/2009 10:35 AM

Take a look a this paper. Here's an excerpt from the abstract.

"Direct writing (DW), also known as digital writing or digital printing, is a family of flexible multi-length scale processes for the deposition of functional materials to form simple linear or complex conformal structures on a substrate. This paper provides an overview of key DW technologies and their process characteristics under a unified classification system."

You'll have to pay for it, of course, but it seems to be worth it.

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