Article3D printing and additive manufacturing2025
Error Analysis and Correction for Electrohydrodynamic Printing: A Review.
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Abstract
Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) technology is renowned for its significant advantages in high resolution and micro-nanoscale printing, demonstrating an immense potential in the development of micro-nano devices. During the printing process, it is inevitably influenced by different interferences, which result in printing errors that influence its printing precision. This article summarizes several research topics on printing errors of EHD printing technology, involving the sources, and correction of different types of printing errors. First, the induced factors of printing errors are summarized in details, which are used to categorize the error correction methods. Then, the existing correction methods are comprehensively summarized and analyzed according to the types of printing errors. Finally, the conclusions are provided, involving some potential research topics.
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