Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned thin-film layer includes the steps of: providing a substrate with a plurality of banks thereon, the plurality of banks defining a plurality of spaces; providing an ink-jet device comprising a plurality of nozzles for depositing ink therefrom; generating a jetting information about ink volume that each of the nozzles deposits into the respective spaces by a random method, the jetting information meeting ink volume deposited into each of the spaces is in a range from about 92.5% to about 107.5% of an average volume of ink in the spaces; making the nozzles to deposit ink into the respective spaces according to the jetting information; and solidifying the ink so as to form a plurality of patterned thin-film layers formed in the spaces.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned thin-film layer according to one preferred embodiment includes the steps of: providing a substrate with a plurality of banks thereon, the plurality of banks defining a plurality of spaces therein for receiving ink therein, each of the banks having a top surface and a plurality of side surfaces adjacent to the top surface; irradiating the plurality of banks with UV light beams, wherein the UV light beams are obliquely incident on the top surfaces of the substrate such that a surface wettability of the ink on the top surfaces is lower than that of the side surfaces of the banks; applying ink into the spaces; and curing the ink so as to form a patterned thin-film layer on the substrate.

Abstract: A spraying method for forming a coating layer on a surface of a workpiece includes spraying the surface of the workpiece with a liquid coating having a viscosity in a range from about 1 to 8 centipoises, preheating the workpiece at about 60 to 80° C. for about 10 to 90 seconds, heating the workpiece at about 30 to 50° C. for about 1 to 4 minutes, while the surface of the workpiece is inclined at an angle defined between the surface of the workpiece and a horizontal surface of less than 20°, and then drying the workpiece at about 50 to 80° C. for about 5 to 15 minutes.

Abstract: An ink-jet device (20) is provided. The ink-jet device includes an ink reservoir (22), a print head (24), and a carry-in pipe (26) connected between the ink reservoir and the print head. The ink-jet device further includes an air outlet pipe (28) and a balance pipe (30). The air outlet pipe is connected with the print head and intercommunicates with the atmosphere. The balance pipe is connected between the carry-in pipe and the air outlet pipe. A method for eliminating air bubbles in print head is also provided.

Abstract: A method for inspecting a feature of a part is provided. The method includes obtaining a profile corresponding to the feature using a sensor and projecting the profile onto a compensation plane normal to the feature for generating an updated profile. The method also includes using the updated profile for reducing a measurement error caused by an orientation of the sensor. An inspection system is also provided. The inspection system includes a sensor configured to capture a fringe image of a feature on a part. The inspection system further includes a processor configured to process the fringe image to obtain an initial profile of the feature and to project the initial profile onto a compensation plane normal to the feature.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a substrate structure includes providing a substrate, forming a plurality of banks on the substrate, the banks and the substrate cooperatively defining a plurality of accommodating rooms, dispensing ink into accommodating rooms in such a manner that the ink covers portions of the banks located between at least two adjacent accommodating rooms using a dispenser, and solidifying the ink in the accommodating rooms to form a patterned layer.

Abstract: A substrate structure includes a substrate, a number of banks formed on the substrate, and a patterned layer. The banks and the substrate cooperatively define a number of accommodating rooms. The accommodating rooms are configured for accommodating ink. The patterned layer covers the bank between at least two adjacent accommodating rooms.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned thin-film layer includes the steps of: providing a substrate with a plurality of banks thereon, the plurality of banks defining a plurality of spaces; providing an ink-jet device comprising a plurality of nozzles for depositing ink therefrom; generating a jetting information about ink volume that each of the nozzles deposits into the respective spaces by a random method, the jetting information meeting ink volume deposited into each of the spaces is in a range from about 92.5% to about 107.5% of an average volume of ink in the spaces; making the nozzles to deposit ink into the respective spaces according to the jetting information; and solidifying the ink so as to form a plurality of patterned thin-film layers formed in the spaces.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned layer (106) on a substrate (100) includes the following steps: providing a substrate having a plurality of banks (102) formed thereon, the substrate and the banks cooperatively defining a plurality of accommodating spaces (104), wherein each of the accommodating spaces has a first edge (110) and a second edge (112) parallel to the first edge, a distance between the first edge and the second edge is b; the first nozzle (302) moving along a first path (306), and the first path is parallel to the first edge, a distance between the first path and the first edge is a; the first nozzle jetting ink into the accommodating space; the second nozzle (304) moving along a second path (310), a distance between the first path and the second path is c, and the distance c satisfies one of the two equations: 0<c<b?a, and 0<c<a.

Abstract: An ink jet method for forming patterned layers on substrates permits a predetermined number of substrates to have respective patterned layers formed thereon. The inkjet method, however, further prevents clogging of the ink jet system when not in use to coat/layer substrates. A further step is provided, after all the desired substrates have been patterned, that making the liquid level of the ink in the nozzle changed within each predetermined time interval during/over the course of a predetermined amount of time. By changing the liquid level of the ink in the nozzle in a given period, each nozzle is able to remain unclogged (i.e., the ink in a nozzle does not have sufficient time to dry/harden prior to being jetted).

Abstract: A color filter includes a substrate, a black matrix formed on the substrate, and a plurality of color stripes. The black matrix defines a plurality of accommodating rooms therein, and the black matrix includes carbon black in a proportion by weight of less than or equal to 55%, polymer in a proportion by weight from 15% to 95%, and additives in a proportion by weight of less than or equal to 25%. The polymer includes at least one of a fluoro compound or a siloxane compound. The plurality of color stripes are formed by an ink-jet process in the accommodating rooms. A method for manufacturing a color filter is also provided.

Abstract: A method for inspecting a feature of a part is provided. The method includes obtaining a profile corresponding to the feature using a sensor and projecting the profile onto a compensation plane normal to the feature for generating an updated profile. The method also includes using the updated profile for reducing a measurement error caused by an orientation of the sensor. An inspection system is also provided. The inspection system includes a sensor configured to capture a fringe image of a feature on a part. The inspection system further includes a processor configured to process the fringe image to obtain an initial profile of the feature and to project the initial profile onto a compensation plane normal to the feature.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned thin-film layer according to one preferred embodiment includes the steps of: providing a substrate with a plurality of banks thereon, the plurality of banks defining a plurality of spaces therein for receiving ink therein, each of the banks having a top surface and a plurality of side surfaces adjacent to the top surface; irradiating the plurality of banks with UV light beams, wherein the UV light beams are obliquely incident on the top surfaces of the substrate such that a surface wettability of the ink on the top surfaces is lower than that of the side surfaces of the banks; applying ink into the spaces; and curing the ink so as to form a patterned thin-film layer on the substrate.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned layer (106) on a substrate (100) includes the following steps: providing a substrate having a plurality of banks (102) formed thereon, the substrate and the banks cooperatively defining a plurality of accommodating spaces (104), wherein each of the accommodating spaces has a first edge (110) and a second edge (112) parallel to the first edge, a distance between the first edge and the second edge is b; the first nozzle (302) moving along a first path (306), and the first path is parallel to the first edge, a distance between the first path and the first edge is a; the first nozzle jetting ink into the accommodating space; the second nozzle (304) moving along a second path (310), a distance between the first path and the second path is c, and the distance c satisfies one of the two equations: 0<c<b?a, and 0<c<a.

Abstract: A condenser microphone package includes: a condenser microphone unit including a diaphragm and a back plate; a printed circuit board; a conductive connector sandwiched between and cooperating with the condenser microphone unit and the printed circuit board to form a stack; and a metal can encasing the stack and having a first end wall that is formed with a plurality of sound holes, and that abuts against the condenser microphone unit, and a second end wall that is disposed opposite to the first end wall, that abuts against the printed circuit board, and that cooperates with the first end wall to press the printed circuit board toward the condenser microphone unit.

Abstract: An ink-jet device (20) is provided. The ink-jet device includes an ink reservoir (22), a print head (24), and a carry-in pipe (26) connected between the ink reservoir and the print head. The ink-jet device further includes an air outlet pipe (28) and a balance pipe (30). The air outlet pipe is connected with the print head and intercommunicates with the atmosphere. The balance pipe is connected between the carry-in pipe and the air outlet pipe. A method for eliminating air bubbles in print head is also provided.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a patterned thin-film layer includes: providing a substrate having a plurality of banks on the substrate, with the banks and the substrate cooperatively defining a plurality of accommodating spaces; depositing ink having a solvent with high boiling temperature into each of the accommodating spaces using at least two nozzles; and solidifying the ink in each of the accommodating spaces to form the patterned thin-film layer on the substrate. The method can achieve a uniform thickness thin-film layer.

Abstract: A color filter (100) includes a substrate, a black matrix formed on the substrate, and a plurality of color stripes. The black matrix defines a plurality of spaces therein, and the black matrix includes carbon black in a proportion by weight from 5% to 55%, polymer in a proportion by weight from 15% to 95%, and additives in a proportion by weight of less than or equal to 40%. The plurality of color stripes are formed by a ink-jet process in the spaces. A method for manufacturing a color filter is also provided.

Abstract: A substrate structure includes a substrate, a number of banks formed on the substrate, and a patterned layer. The banks and the substrate cooperatively define a number of accommodating rooms. The accommodating rooms are configured for accommodating ink. The patterned layer covers the bank between at least two adjacent accommodating rooms.

Abstract: A barrier wall (330) of a color filter includes a polysiloxane or its derivative. The polysiloxane or its derivative contains at least one siloxane unit. A manufacturing method for the barrier wall includes the steps of: providing a transparent substrate (310); forming a photoresist layer (300) on the substrate, the photoresist layer including a polysiloxane or its derivative, the polysiloxane or its derivative containing at least one siloxane unit; arranging a photomask (360) between the photoresist layer and a light source (370) and exposing the photoresist layer; and developing the photoresist layer and forming the barrier wall. A color filter includes a substrate and a plurality of sub-pixels each defined by a barrier wall. The barrier wall includes a polysiloxane or its derivative. The polysiloxane or its derivative contains at least one siloxane unit. Each sub-pixel carries a color ink (e.g., R, G, or B) therein.