Hyperuniform and Nearly Hyperuniform Random Network Materials
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    发明申请
    Hyperuniform and Nearly Hyperuniform Random Network Materials 审中-公开
    超均匀和近似超均匀随机网络材料

    公开(公告)号:US20160075563A1

    公开(公告)日:2016-03-17

    申请号:US14891568

    申请日:2014-05-09

    IPC分类号: C01B33/02

    摘要: This invention is in the field of physical chemistry and relates to novel hyperuniform and nearly hyperuniform random network materials and methods of making said materials. Methods are described for controlling or altering the band gap of a material, and in particular commercially useful materials such as amorphous silicon. These methods can be exploited in the design of semiconductors, transistors, diodes, solar cells and the like.

    摘要翻译: 本发明属于物理化学领域,涉及新型的超均匀和近似超均匀的随机网络材料和制备所述材料的方法。 描述了用于控制或改变材料的带隙的方法,特别是商业上有用的材料,例如非晶硅。 这些方法可以用于半导体,晶体管,二极管,太阳能电池等的设计中。

    MULTILAYER PARAMETER-VARYING FUSION AND DEPOSITION STRATEGIES FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

    公开(公告)号:US20220161485A1

    公开(公告)日:2022-05-26

    申请号:US17667048

    申请日:2022-02-08

    申请人: Heavy Metal LLC

    摘要: The invention encompasses compositions and methods for designing or producing three-dimensional articles layer-by-layer, whereby the specific approach to build-up a region of a single layer by fusion, deposition of material, or other path-based process or non-path process that creates track-like geometries requires either differing track or track-like geometry, or track or track-like geometry printing parameters, within a region of a single layer or within adjoining regions of multiple layers, is disclosed. Employing this method, single layer or multilayer parameter-varying fusing and deposition strategies can be generated that reduce article fabrication time and improve article physical properties, in part by targeting a distribution of scan paths that satisfy covering problem overlap and/or dense packing criteria. Additionally, methods and compositions for designing or producing three-dimensional articles by altering the thickness of a material layer deposited during a print relative to the slice thickness or net displacement of a stage or of a material and/or energy-depositing print head, are disclosed. Employing this method can result in the reduction of article fabrication time and/or the improvement of printed article physical properties, where these results advantageous to printing are dependent on the print process, material properties, and feedstock properties employed during the print.