AVS 57th International Symposium & Exhibition
    Frontiers in Inkjet Technology Topical Conference Monday Sessions
       Session IJ+BI+MN-MoM

Paper IJ+BI+MN-MoM6
Anomalies in Applications of Inkjet Printing in Microfluidic Device Fabrication

Monday, October 18, 2010, 10:00 am, Room Tesuque

Session: Frontiers in Inkjet Technology
Presenter: W.E. Dieterle, California University of Pennsylvania
Authors: W.E. Dieterle, California University of Pennsylvania
C.P. McNary, California University of Pennsylvania
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Utilization of inkjet-generated masks for UV photosensitive materials as a cost-effective method for the generation of microfluidic devices requires resolution of certain anomalies related to combinations of various color components. These anomalies are demonstrated for UV exposures with a high-pressure mercury vapor source and possible solutions are discussed, including implications for inkjet manufacture designs targeted to similar applications.