Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method for aligning a plurality of nozzle tips, the method comprising: a first nozzle aligning step of setting a reference position of a first nozzle tip for discharging ink within a working area through an image of a first camera observing the working area above a substrate and a second camera observing the working area in an inclined direction; a second nozzle aligning step of setting a reference position of a second nozzle tip for discharging ink within the working area through the image of the first camera and the second camera; a step of detecting a position of a substrate based on the image of the second camera; and a printing preparation step of positioning the first nozzle tip and the second nozzle tip to a printing position on the substrate.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a printing apparatus with a plurality of nozzle heads and method for aligning a plurality of nozzle tips. The printing apparatus with a plurality of nozzle heads according to the present disclosure includes a first nozzle head having a first nozzle tip for discharging ink and a first moving part for moving the first nozzle tip, and disposed at one side of a working area on a substrate; a second nozzle head having a second nozzle tip for discharging ink and a second moving part for moving the second nozzle tip, and disposed at the other side of the working area on the substrate; and a first camera disposed above the substrate to observe the first nozzle tip and the second nozzle tip at the same time.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electrohydrodynamic printing apparatus including: a nozzle configured to discharge liquid toward a substrate; a voltage applier configured to form an electric field between the nozzle and the substrate; and a laser beam emitter configured to emit a laser beam toward a position to which liquid is discharged on the substrate. Thus, it is possible to accurately and stably form a microscale deposition structure.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electrohydrodynamic printing apparatus including: a nozzle configured to discharge liquid toward a substrate; a voltage applier configured to form an electric field between the nozzle and the substrate; and a laser beam emitter configured to emit a laser beam toward a position to which liquid is discharged on the substrate. Thus, it is possible to accurately and stably form a microscale deposition structure.