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Jim decides one day to fill his 4 colour pen with 4 semiconductive polymers....
He then jots down a cray...
Crazy!
(?) Printable robots
http://english.ohmy...&no=299900&rel_no=1
This is the same technology only with more dots per inch [madness, Jul 06 2006]
SMD pick-and-place pen
SMD_20pick-and-place_20pen
Sketching with components. [BunsenHoneydew, Jul 08 2006]
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so it's a method of laying semiconductor
pathways using a pen? okay, why? |
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3 semiconductor polymers and one insulator, shirley? |
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If you can print circuit boards, you can certainly draw them. Can't for the life of me see why, but croissant for the Rube Goldbergedness. |
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Why? There are loads of applications
education... it is a little cheaper than the alternative
design... it is a little more portable than circuit board design software
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Only 3 semiconductors and an insulator... To be honest I would expect to have to have several different polymers (and so more than one pen)... |
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Very nice. Colour them as well. |
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I'm not sure you could create N-P junctions, for instance, just by drawing with different semiconductors. Don't you need the join to be precisely mated on an atomic scale? I like the idea, but I'd like you to address this before I vote. |
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I was about to answer [spidermother]'s question with a suggestion, but it seems better to spin this off into a new idea. I'll link and credit you. |
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You'll need an eraser too. |
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