AME 3D Test Coupon Testcase 2.0
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A first design is finished, a complete explanation of the targeted functionality is included, and the targeted printer technology has been provided. This AME design also provides a model which is proven to fulfill the targeted functionality. Furthermore, the AME structure has been printed and validated by measurements. A complete set of the measurement setup and results is provided.
J.A.M.E.S is providing the second AME 3D Test Coupon to verify reproducibility of specific three-dimensional 3d printed electronic design elements.
This Test Coupon was originally designed for the DragonFly IV MultiJet process of Nano Dimension, however, the intention of the designers was to provide an easy-to-adapt test coupon which can also be used in different printed electronics manufacturing processes.
3D-Model Preview
Future Field of Application
- Providing a full verified 3D-Design Rules guideline
- Verification of Coupon reproducibility
- Ongoing qualification steps
Test Coupon for Indication of
- Sagging effects at walls (for conductive and non-conductive material)
- Minimum spacing between lines, walls and vias
- Minimum Via-element in z-direction
- Effects of direction on resistance and line width
- Minimum spacing between lines and walls
- Spacing in z-direction
- Size of individual pixels
Key Features
AME 3D Test Coupon - Measurements
This Test Coupon includes different design areas for specific measurements:
Area Color Measured Aspect Type of Measurement
Red Sagging effects at walls Visual
Cyan Minimum spacing between lines, walls and Vias Visual and Ohmic
Dark Blue Minimum Via in Z-Direction, Z-angle variation Ohmic
Light Blue Z-axis accuracy, spacing between lines, angle variation Visual
White Effects of direction on resistance and width Visual and Ohmic
Orange Measurement of spacing between lines and walls Ohmic
Dark green Spacing in Z-Direction Ohmic
Light green Size of individual Pixels Visual
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