micro stereo lithography
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presentedby
a a
IITKharagpur
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ob ects
Micro
stereolithography is
useful
for
instantaneous
Packagingofsensorsetc.
cromo ng
as
master
pattern
Microdevices
Biomedical
Microrobotics
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Im lementation
Point
by
point
or
line
by
line
scanning
technique o e ayer nonego w t t e e po act vemas
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MiniatureSizeControl
XY
Plane :
by
laser/lightsource
Zdirection :
Controlthepenetrationdepth
andtherebythe
cur ng ept o eachpolymerised
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MiniatureSizeControlAworkingcurveforcontrollingcuringdepthinSLbasedonthephotopolymers
thresholdexposure:
Cd =Dpln(E/Ec),where Cd=thecuringdepth, = aserpower Ec =thresholdpowerforpolymerizationtooccur, Dp =thepenetrationdepthofthelaserintothesolution,
Dp isdefinedviatheBeerLambertlawas:
Dp =1/{2.3(I[I]
+UVA[UVA])}
w ere I= molarextinctioncoefficientoftheinitiator, [I]=initiatorconcentration, UVA=molarextinctioncoefficientoftheUVabsorber [UVA]=UVabsorberconcentration.
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ACOUSTOOPTIC
MODULATOR
n sanacous oop c crys aw erethelightpassingthroughthecrystalis
diffractedor
transmitted
depending
on
the
.
Whenthefixedfrequencydrivesignalis
thesignal
is
off
the
light
passes
through
the
crystalwithoutdiffraction.
Theamountoflightdiffracteddependson
the
amplitude
of
the
drive
signal.
Thedrivesignalisgeneratedfromthepatterntobeexposed.Bycontrollingthe
ofthe
exposure
beam
is
controlled.
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cous o
p c
o u a or
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AcoustoOptic
Deflector
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gratinggenerated
by
an
acoustic
wave
inside
asolid
medium.
Thecompressionandrarefactionsofmediumgeneratedbytheacousticwaveproduceaperiodicindexvariationandformaphasegrating.
Alaserbeamisdiffractedaccordingtothegratingformulam. =
2d
sin
wheremisaninteger, thewavelengthoflaser,anddisthegratingspacing.
Ifthewavelengths oftheacousticwaveisequaltod,the
diffraction
condition
for
m=1
becomessin = /2s Foranacousticwavelengthofabout103 m,thediffractionorder
istypica yont eor ero 103 ra . Thediffractionangleofthelaserbeamischangedwhen
frequencyof
the
acoustic
wave
is
swept
from
f1to
f2
Acousto OpticalDeflector isusefulwhen ScanFieldissmall HighScanRateandRandomaccessibilityisimportant.
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di italmirrordevice
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PhotographsoftheintegratedmicrostereolithographyprototypeapparatusdevelopedatEPFL,Switzerland
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Features
Objectsmadeofafewhundredtoafewthousandsoflayers
About3to6layersperminute,whichcorrespondstoanaverage
of1.5
mm
per
hour.
Thisdevelopedsystemconsistsofeightelements: AComputerAidedDesignenvironmentsupportingsolidor
surfacemodellin ;
Aresin
bath
with
an
integrated
high
resolution
translation
stage
andcomponentbuiltplatform; . Anopticalshutter;
Adiffractive
optical
element
designed
to
re
distribute
the
rra anceo e aser eam roma auss an oa op a pro e; Apolysilicon thinfilmtwistednematic SVGAresolution(800
multipliedby600)spatiallightmodulator; Amultielementlithographicreductionlenssystem;and a
comprehensivecontrol
system.
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Ste s
Each
layer
image
of
object
is
transferred
to
the
Digital
resin
illuminated
resintocreatethenext10mlayerontopofthe
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Ca abilities
Process
time
2
3
hour
per
object as ess process
Layerbylayerfabricationofmicrostructuresby
pro ect on
o
s ce
magescreate
rom
3
computerdesign
tan ar e ormatrequ re
10
m
resolution;
lateral
and
verticalMaximumfieldsize10.24mmx7.68mm
Structuralhei htseveralmillimeters
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g ta
crom rror ev ce MEMSdevicedevelopedatTexasInstruments,in1987
ADMDchiphasonitssurfaceseveralhundred
thousand
microscopic
mirrors
arranged
in
a
rectan ulararra
which
corres ond
to
the
ixels
in
the
imagetobedisplayed.
MirrorsareofthinfilmofAluminiumalloyof16micronacross.
Thenumber
of
mirrors
corresponds
to
the
resolution
of
theprojectedimage.800x600,1024x768,1280x720
Themirrorscanbeindividuallyrotated1012,toanonoroffstate.
eitherthroughthelensorontoaheatsink (calledalightdump).
Two airsofelectrodescontrol ositionofmirrorb electrostaticattraction.
Capableof
operation
for
100000
hours
without
failure
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Di italMicromirror Device DMDThedigitalmicromirrordevice
is
amicro
electromechanicalsystems(MEMS)arrayofa um n um a oymicromirrors,
monolithicall inte ratedontoandcontrolledbyanunderlyingsiliconCMOS
-
memory(SRAM)array
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Creationofshadesb DMDTherapidrepositioningof
switchingbetween'on'and'off')allowstheDMD
to
vary
the
intensity
of
the
lightbeingreflectedout,
shadesofgreyinaddition
towhite
mirror
in
'on'
Top down view of landed mirrors
position)andblack(mirrorin'off'position).
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conventionalstereolitho ra h
Testcom onentmadewithaconventionalstereolithography
machine
Testcomponentmadewithsmallspot
technologyby
Proform Test
com onent
made
of
AG microstereolithography
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A lications
Scale model of a small car, madeof 673 layers of 5 micron each
Three interwoven springshaving smooth surfaces
Part of a hearing aid Double-end connector fluidic
pipes for cell-bilogy applications
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