A method for manufacturing a heat-generating substrate for a thermal print head
A thermal printing head and manufacturing method technology, applied in printing and other fields, can solve the problems of environmental pollution, high product cost, and low yield rate of heat-generating substrates, and achieve the effects of easy control of the formation process, cost reduction, and improvement of yield rate
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[0043] Such as Figure 2 to Figure 4 As shown, in this embodiment, the mechanical processing method of grinding wheel grinding is used to partially remove the overall underglaze layer 2 at the preset position on the overall underglaze layer 2, and the removed overall underglaze layer 2 The depth is T, so that the overall underglaze layer 2 forms a remaining underglaze part 2a and a stepped underglaze part 2b. After that, heat treatment at 850° C. to 1250° C. makes the cross-section of the step-shaped underglaze portion 2 b smooth, and makes the surface of the remaining underglaze portion 2 a flat and smooth.
[0044] Wherein, the depth T={[(W 2 +4t 2 ) / (8*t)] 2 *Arcsin[(4W*t) / (W 2 +4*t 2 )]-0.5[0.5*t+W 2 / (8*t)-t]*W} / W, in this embodiment, the thickness t of the final stepped bottom glaze portion 2b after heat treatment is required to be 20 μm, and the final stepped bottom glaze portion 2b has a width of 2b after heat treatment W is 600 μm, so the calculated depth T of ...
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[0047] Such as Figure 5 to Figure 7 As shown, in this embodiment, the area where the step-shaped underglaze part 2b is expected to be formed and the area that needs to be preserved are protected by a mask, and the remaining areas on the overall underglaze layer 2 are removed by sandblasting. The removed overall underglaze The depth of the glaze layer 2 is T, so that the overall underglaze layer 2 forms a remaining underglaze portion 2a and a stepped underglaze portion 2b. After that, heat treatment at 850° C. to 1250° C. makes the cross-section of the step-shaped underglaze portion 2 b smooth, and makes the surface of the remaining underglaze portion 2 a flat and smooth.
[0048] Wherein, the depth T={[(W 2 +4t 2 ) / (8*t)] 2 *Arcsin[(4W*t) / (W 2 +4*t 2 )]-0.5[0.5*t+W 2 / (8*t)-t]*W} / W, in this embodiment, the thickness t of the final stepped bottom glaze portion 2b after heat treatment is required to be 25 μm, and the final stepped bottom glaze portion 2b has a width of 2b...
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