EP0530209A1 - Ink-jet printing head for a liquid-jet printing device operating on the heat converter principle and process for making it. - Google Patents
Ink-jet printing head for a liquid-jet printing device operating on the heat converter principle and process for making it.Info
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- EP0530209A1 EP0530209A1 EP91907859A EP91907859A EP0530209A1 EP 0530209 A1 EP0530209 A1 EP 0530209A1 EP 91907859 A EP91907859 A EP 91907859A EP 91907859 A EP91907859 A EP 91907859A EP 0530209 A1 EP0530209 A1 EP 0530209A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an ink writing head for a liquid jet recording device operating according to the thermal transducer principle and to a method for its production in accordance with the features of patent claims 1 and 11.
- Known recording heads which operate according to the thermal converter principle (bubble jet principle) have a large number of individual nozzles from which individual droplets of a defined size (in the range from 10 to 200 ⁇ m diameter) are produced and in a defined one under the action of an electronic control Patterns are ejected in the direction of a recording medium.
- a defined size in the range from 10 to 200 ⁇ m diameter
- the characters to be printed are generated by several drops of ink; the patterns for each character are defined in a so-called matrix.
- a full column of such a matrix is expediently printed at the same time in order to meet the requirements for high printing speed and a uniform typeface.
- An ink print head that is suitable for the described printing process must therefore combine several (identical) elements that are able to eject ink drops at the time of need ("drop-on-demand" principle).
- a characteristic feature of this technology is that in a capillary filled with recording liquid, for example ink, in the vicinity of its opening as a Heating element trained electrical resistance is located. If a certain thermal energy is supplied to this heating element by means of a short current pulse, extremely rapid heat transfer to the ink liquid (film boiling) first creates a rapidly expanding ink vapor bubble, which then disappears after the supply of energy ceases after the ink liquid has cooled collapses relatively quickly. The pressure wave generated by the vapor bubble inside the capillaries causes an ink jet of limited mass to emerge from the nozzle opening onto the surface of a nearby recording medium.
- An advantage of this bubble jet principle is that by utilizing the phase change liquid-gaseous-liquid of the ink liquid, the relatively large and rapid volume change necessary for ink ejection is obtained from a very small active transducer area (typically 0.01 mm 2 ).
- the small transducer areas when using modern manufacturing processes, such as high-precision photolithographic processes in layer technology, permit a relatively simple and inexpensive construction of ink print heads which are distinguished by a high density of traces and small dimensions.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying measures for an ink writing head of the type mentioned at the outset which allow as many functional elements of such a writing head as possible, such as heating surfaces, ink channels, outlet openings, ink supply and control connections, and the exact assignment of these functional elements in planar Process steps can be carried out simultaneously on a large number of print heads in use, and as few exact fits as possible must be observed when assembling the individual chips and as few mechanical post-treatments are necessary.
- the inventive arrangement of nozzle, cavity and heating element presents an ink print head which is characterized by simple and therefore inexpensive production steps.
- all the fine processing steps can take place in planar form and are combined on one element, and the size of the drops from the same nozzle can be varied in a simple manner and the ink supply can be coupled in a very simple manner.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 basic representations of write heads according to the prior art (edge-shooting principle FIG. 1, side-shooting principle FIG. 2),
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic perspective view of the write head assembly according to the invention
- FIG. 4 shows a section through the chip of such a write head according to line I-I in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 shows an enlarged detail from FIG. 4.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 the principles of droplet ejection according to the prior art are shown in a schematic representation, FIG. 1 being a so-called edge shooter
- FIG. 1 shows a side shooter (side spray arrangement).
- the two principles differ essentially in the position of the heating element in the ink capillary with respect to the outlet opening.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 function elements having the same effect are provided with the same reference symbols.
- An ink capillary 1 is fed with ink liquid 8 in the ink supply 7 marked with the arrow symbol.
- a heating element 4 in the form of an electrical resistance is arranged in the ink capillary 1 on a substrate 3, for example made of glass.
- the heating element 4 is arranged in the ink capillary 1 in such a way that the direction of propagation of the ink vapor bubble 5 is essentially 90 * offset from * the ejection device of the ink droplets 6 (edge shooter).
- the ink capillary 1 is closed at the top with a cover plate 2.
- the heating element 4 is located directly below the ejection opening, so that the main direction of expansion of the ink vapor bubble 5 coincides with the ejection direction of the ink droplets 6 and, geometrically speaking, form a line.
- the direction of the ink supply 7 into the ink capillary 1 takes place laterally offset from the position of the outlet opening.
- the cover plate 2 assumes the function of a nozzle plate, which is preferably glued on and in which the nozzle openings are embedded.
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of the structure of the ink writing head according to the invention.
- This consists essentially of only two parts to be connected to each other, namely a chip that contains both the heating elements, the electrical supply lines and the contact points for the electrical connection as well as the discharge openings (nozzles) and is attached and contacted as a conclusion on a storage vessel.
- the heating elements (not shown in this basic diagram), the electrical feed lines, the contact points 9 and the outlet openings 10 can be produced in a single chip 11, for example made of silicon, by planar processing steps.
- the storage vessel 12 has a cuboid shape, into which a medium soaked with ink liquid, for example a sponge 13, is introduced.
- foams such as melamine-formaldehyde foam (MF) or similar foams can also be used as the ink reservoir.
- filter openings 14 are provided in the form of two supply channels 15. These supply channels 15 run parallel to one another in the longitudinal direction of the supply vessel 12 in such a way that when the chip 11 is mounted they are in fluid communication with the outlet openings 10 via cavities 16 to be described in more detail.
- the assembly of the chip 11 on the storage vessel 12 takes place in a simple manner, without precise parts and an expensive adjustment being necessary, by means of mounting clamps 17 arranged on the long sides of the storage vessel 12, which serve both the mechanical connection and the contact ⁇ make 9 the electrical contact.
- FIG. 4 shows a section through the chip 11 according to the section line I-I in FIG. 3.
- the geometrical configuration of a cavity 16 can be seen here, which has parallel walls and inclined outlet zones 18.
- FIG. 5 represents an enlarged section of FIG. 4.
- Doped silicon is used as substrate material 19.
- the cavity structure 16 is formed tzen by anisotropic A ', preferably wherein monocrystalline silicon is used in the orientation (110) as the substrate and is carried out, the masking during etching by an elongate opening with parallel side edges, such that cavities 16 are formed with parallel walls, from ( III) planes and inclined outlet zones 18 arise. This enables such cavities to be closely lined up.
- a thin carrier layer (membrane) 20 which is necessary in order to guarantee the heat conduction from the heating element 4 to the ink-filled cavity 16, is simultaneously formed by doping the silicon 19 in a thin layer before the etching the etching process is stopped when the doped region is reached.
- the substrate 19 is provided with a cavitation protection layer 21.
- the heating element 4 is encapsulated by an Si0 2 protective layer 22. Silicon nitrite can be used for the cavitation layer 21, which is deposited, for example, by gas phase deposition.
- the heating elements 4 are arranged on the outlet side of the substrate 19 next to the outlet openings 10 above the cavities 16, while the cavities 16 themselves are formed by anisotropic etching from the rear.
- a so-called etching stop is used to limit the cavity depth, so that the cavity 16 is closed off on the exit side by the carrier layer (membrane) 20.
- the etching stop can be realized either by a suitably doped silicon layer with good heat conduction or by an insulator of a suitable silicon-on-insulator (SOI) system. Systems of dielectric layers adapted to silicon are also suitable for the etching stop with regard to voltage compensation and thermal expansion.
- a plurality of heating elements 4 can be assigned to one ejection nozzle, which have different geometrical dimensions for improved droplet volume modulation and are arranged on different sides of the ejection opening 10.
- the heating elements 4 By arranging the heating elements 4 to the side of the outlet opening 10, the direction of expansion of the vapor bubble 5 is opposite to the direction of ink ejection (back-shooter principle).
- the heating elements 4 can also be structured in order to achieve a homogeneous temperature distribution on the silicon tongue underneath.
- the ejection side of the chip 11 is provided with a surface layer 23 which is difficult to wet, in order to prevent the formation of disruptive ink lakes on the outside of the ink print head.
- the coating takes place before the nozzle opening 10 is etched through, thereby preventing the penetration of the dewetting layer into the cavity structure 16, which is a problem with conventional print heads.
- the number of required ejection openings (nozzles) 10 for high-resolution printers is 50 ... 100 and a nozzle 10 may be. assigned several heating elements 4. As a result, up to a few hundred supply lines are usually required.
- the space required for the supply lines and the contact areas plays a major role.
- the space required for the feed lines and contacting areas is approximately 96% of the total area of the chip 11.
- the number of contacts required can be reduced to a value of 2 x Y n 1 , where n is the number of heating elements to be controlled.
- the space requirement for the feed lines can be reduced.
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Abstract
Dans une tête d'impression à jet d'encre (24) à structure en couches et fonctionnant selon le principe Bubble Jet, aussi bien les éléments chauffants (4) que les conducteurs d'amenée électriques et les points de contact, de même que les orifices d'éjection (10) sont produits avantageusement dans la même puce (11) par des étapes de traitement planaires (principe back-shooter). A cet effet, les éléments chauffants (4) et les orifices d'éjection (10) sont disposés de manière à être décalés latéralement les uns par rapport aux autres de telle sorte que le sens d'expansion de la bulle de vapeur (5) soit opposé au sens d'éjection de l'encre. Etant donné que dans une telle disposition, toutes les étapes de finissage se font avantageusement de manière planaire et sont réunies sur un seul élément, il en résulte une fabrication simple et d'un prix avantageux de telles têtes d'impression à jet d'encre (24).In an inkjet print head (24) having a layered structure and operating according to the Bubble Jet principle, both the heating elements (4) as well as the electrical supply conductors and the contact points, as well as the ejection orifices (10) are advantageously produced in the same chip (11) by planar processing steps (back-shooter principle). For this purpose, the heating elements (4) and the ejection orifices (10) are arranged so as to be laterally offset with respect to each other so that the direction of expansion of the vapor bubble (5) is opposite to the ink ejection direction. Since in such an arrangement all the finishing steps are advantageously carried out in a planar manner and are united on a single element, this results in simple and inexpensive manufacture of such inkjet printheads. (24).
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