Abstract:
A fluid propelling apparatus, including a plastic compound, a MEMS at least partially surrounded by the compound, and a heat sink next to the MEMS, to transfer heat away from the MEMS, wherein the heat sink is at least partly surrounded by the compound.
Abstract:
Examples include a fluid ejection device comprising a molded panel, an ejection die molded in the molded panel, and an integrated circuit molded in the molded panel. The ejection die comprises ejection nozzles to selectively dispense printing material. The integrated circuit receives nozzle data and controls the selective dispensation of printing material by the ejection nozzles based at least in part on the nozzle data. The molded panel has a fluid communication channel formed therethrough and fluidly connected to the ejection die.
Abstract:
In one example in accordance with the present disclosure a printer cartridge is described. The printer cartridge includes at least one backpressure chamber to provide backpressure to a fluid during deposition of the fluid onto a print medium. The printer cartridge also includes multiple fluid chambers in fluid communication with the at least one backpressure chamber. A fluid chamber provides fluid to a portion of a printhead. Adjacent fluid chambers are selectively in fluid communication with one another via valves.
Abstract:
Optical modules are disclosed. An example method includes coupling optoelectronic components to a carrier substrate; overmolding the optoelectronic components with a material to form a molded panel, a surface of the molded panel to be at least substantially flush; and removing the carrier substrate from the surface.
Abstract:
A circuit package panel containing a packaging of epoxy mold compounds and a circuit device in the packaging, wherein the packaging comprises, at least one hybrid layer of a first epoxy mold compound and a second epoxy mold compound of a different composition.
Abstract:
In one example, a printhead structure includes an ejector element, a multi-layer insulator covering the ejector element, and an amorphous metal on the insulator.
Abstract:
A printbar module and method of forming the same are described. In an example, a printbar module includes a printed circuit board (PCB), a plurality of printhead die slivers, and a manifold. The printhead die slivers are embedded in molding and attached to the PCB. The molding has a plurality of slots in fluidic communication with fluid feed holes of the printhead die slivers. The manifold is in direct fluidic communication with the slots to supply fluid thereto.
Abstract:
In one example, a fluid flow structure includes a micro device embedded in a printed circuit board (PCB). Fluid may flow to the micro device through a channel in the PCB and a PCB conductor is connected to a conductor on the embedded micro device.