Abstract:
A method of making an inkjet print head may include forming, by sawing with a rotary saw blade, first discontinuous slotted recesses in a first surface of a wafer. The first discontinuous slotted recesses may be arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation. The method may further include forming, by sawing with the rotary saw blade, second discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface of the wafer aligned and coupled in communication with the first continuous slotted recesses to define through-wafer channels. In another embodiment, the first and second plurality of discontinuous recesses may be formed by respective first and second rotary saw blades.
Abstract:
A method of making an inkjet print head may include forming, by sawing with a rotary saw blade, continuous slotted recesses in a first surface of a wafer. The continuous slotted recesses may be arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation, and each continuous slotted recess may extend continuously across the first surface. The method may further include forming discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface of the wafer to be aligned and coupled in communication with the continuous slotted recesses to define alternating through-wafer channels and slotted recess portions. The method may further include selectively filling the residual slotted recess portions to define through-wafer ink channels.
Abstract:
A method of making an inkjet print head may include forming, by sawing with a rotary saw blade, continuous slotted recesses in a first surface of a wafer. The continuous slotted recesses may be arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation, and each continuous slotted recess may extend continuously across the first surface. The method may further include forming discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface of the wafer to be aligned and coupled in communication with the continuous slotted recesses to define alternating through-wafer channels and slotted recess portions. The method may further include selectively filling the residual slotted recess portions to define through-wafer ink channels.
Abstract:
A method of making inkjet print heads may include forming recesses in a first surface of a first wafer to define inkjet chambers. The method may also include forming openings extending from a second surface of the first wafer through to respective ones of the inkjet chambers to define inkjet orifices. The method may further include forming a second wafer including ink heaters, and joining the first and second wafers together so that the ink heaters are aligned within respective inkjet chambers to thereby define the inkjet print heads.
Abstract:
A method of making an inkjet print head may include forming, by sawing with a rotary saw blade, first discontinuous slotted recesses in a first surface of a wafer. The first discontinuous slotted recesses may be arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation. The method may further include forming, by sawing with the rotary saw blade, second discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface of the wafer aligned and coupled in communication with the first continuous slotted recesses to define through-wafer channels. In another embodiment, the first and second plurality of discontinuous recesses may be formed by respective first and second rotary saw blades.
Abstract:
A method of making inkjet print heads may include forming recesses in a first surface of a first wafer to define inkjet chambers. The method may also include forming openings extending from a second surface of the first wafer through to respective ones of the inkjet chambers to define inkjet orifices. The method may further include forming a second wafer including ink heaters, and joining the first and second wafers together so that the ink heaters are aligned within respective inkjet chambers to thereby define the inkjet print heads.
Abstract:
A method of making inkjet print heads may include forming a first wafer including a sacrificial substrate layer, and a first dielectric layer thereon having first openings therein defining inkjet orifices. The method may also include forming a second wafer having inkjet chambers defined thereon, and joining the first and second wafers together so that each inkjet orifice is aligned with a respective inkjet chamber. The method may further include removing the sacrificial substrate layer thereby defining the inkjet print heads.
Abstract:
A method of making an inkjet print head may include forming, by sawing with a rotary saw blade, continuous slotted recesses in a first surface of a wafer. The continuous slotted recesses may be arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation, and each continuous slotted recess may extend continuously across the first surface. The method may further include forming discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface of the wafer to be aligned and coupled in communication with the continuous slotted recesses to define alternating through-wafer channels and slotted recess portions. The method may further include selectively filling the residual slotted recess portions to define through-wafer ink channels.
Abstract:
An inkjet print head includes a semiconductor substrate having a plurality of continuous slotted recesses in a first surface. The plurality of continuous slotted recesses is arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation. Each continuous slotted recess extends continuously across the first surface. The semiconductor substrate also has a plurality of discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface that is opposite the first surface. The plurality of discontinuous slotted recesses is aligned and coupled in communication with the continuous slotted recesses to have a first portion defining a plurality of alternating through-wafer channels and a second portion defining residual slotted recess portions. A dielectric material is disposed within the residual slotted recess portions. A plurality of inkjet heaters is carried by said semiconductor substrate.
Abstract:
An inkjet print head includes a semiconductor substrate having a plurality of continuous slotted recesses in a first surface. The plurality of continuous slotted recesses is arranged in parallel, spaced apart relation. Each continuous slotted recess extends continuously across the first surface. The semiconductor substrate also has a plurality of discontinuous slotted recesses in a second surface that is opposite the first surface. The plurality of discontinuous slotted recesses is aligned and coupled in communication with the continuous slotted recesses to have a first portion defining a plurality of alternating through-wafer channels and a second portion defining residual slotted recess portions. A dielectric material is disposed within the residual slotted recess portions. A plurality of inkjet heaters is carried by said semiconductor substrate.