3d Printers, LCD, Led & Oled

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3D Printers

• What is a 3D Printer? How does it work?

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3D Printers

• 3D PRINTERS are primarily used in COMPUTER-


AIDED DESIGN (CAD) applications.

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• They can produce solid objects which actually
work.

• The solid object is built up layer by layer using


materials such as powdered resin, powdered
metal, paper or ceramic powder.
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Types of 3D Manufacturing

• ADDITIVE Manufacturing:

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• The object is built up layer by layer.

• SUBTRACTIVE Manufacturing:
• Removal of material to make the object.

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Types of 3D Manufacturing

• Direct 3D printing:
• Uses inkjet technology; a print head can move left

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to right as in a normal printer. However, the print
head can also move up and down to build up the
layers of an object.

• Binder 3D printing is similar to direct 3D printing.


However, this method uses two passes for each of
the layers; the first pass sprays dry powder and
then on the second pass a binder (a type of glue)
is sprayed to form a solid layer.
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Steps in Producing a 3D Object

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Steps in Producing a 3D Object

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Applications of 3D Printers

• What are the applications / uses of 3D


Printers?

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Applications of 3D Printers

• Prosthetic limbs made to exactly fit the recipient.

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• Items to allow precision reconstructive surgery.

• In aerospace, manufacturers are looking at making


wings and other parts using 3D technology.

• In fashion and art – 3D printing allows new


creative ideas to be developed making parts for
items no longer in production, e.g. suspension
parts for a vintage car.
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LCD and LED monitors

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LCD and LED monitors
• These days, most monitors and television sets are made using liquid
crystal display/diode (LCD) technology.

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• The front layer of the monitor is made up of liquid crystal
diodes; these tiny diodes are grouped together in threes or
fours, which are known as pixels (picture elements).

• The three colours which are grouped together use red, green and
blue diodes. Those systems that use groups of four include a yellow
diode – this is said to make the colours more vivid.

• Old LCDs used Cold Cathode Flourescent Lamp (CCFL),


Modern LCD monitors are backlit using light emitting diode
(LED)technology.

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LCD and LED monitors

• Pixels:

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LED and CCFL

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Advantages of LED over CCFL
• LEDs reach their maximum brightness almost
immediately (there is no need to ‘warm up’ before
reaching full efficiency).

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• LEDs give a whiter light, which sharpens the image
and makes the colours appear more vivid; CCFL had a
slightly yellowish tint.

• Monitors using LED technology are much thinner than


monitors using CCFL technology.

• LEDs consume very little power, which means they


produce less heat as well as using less energy.
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Organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs)

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Organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs)

• Future LED technology will make use of organic


light emitting diodes (OLEDs).

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• These use organic materials (made up of
carbon compounds) to create semiconductors
that are very flexible.

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Advantages of OLED over LCD and LED
• the plastic, organic layers of an OLED are thinner,
lighter and more flexible than the crystal
structures used in LEDs or LCDs.

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• The light-emitting layers of an OLED are lighter;
OLED layers can be made from plastic rather than
the glass as used in LED and LCD screens.

• OLEDs give a brighter light than LEDs.

• OLEDs do not require backlighting like LCD


screens, OLEDs generate their own light.
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