Xerox Corporation

Eric Robert Dudek

Michael Stephen Roetker

Kyle B Tallman

Lin Ma

David M Skinner

Jonathan H Herko

Scott J Griffin

Amy C Porter

Michael S Roetker

Santokh Singh Badesha

Varun Sambhy

Amy Catherine Porter

Jin Wu

Jason Mathew LeFevre

Markus Rudolf Silvestri

James Edward Williams

Carlos Manuel Terrero

David A VanKouwenberg

Paul S Bonino

Alexander N Klymachyov

Jason Matthew LeFevre

Jason M LeFEVRE

Kenny-tuan T Dinh

Michael L Mehan

Angela Schnuerch

Harry F Freitas, Jr

Ngoc-Tram Le

Markus R Silvestri

Carlos M Terrero

James E Williams

Jason M Lefevre

Provided herein is a topcoat composition comprising at least one fluorosilicone, a hydride-functional crosslinking agent, an infrared-absorbing filler, and at least one dispersant that is non-reactive with the hydride-functional crosslinking agent, by weight based on a total weight of the topcoat composition, wherein the topcoat composition has a degree of crosslinking between about 10 micrograms/hour/milligrams to about 20 micrograms/hour/milligrams. Further provided herein are methods of making the topcoat composition, as well as an imaging blanket and methods of reducing coating defects on a media coated using the imaging member.

Topcoat composition of imaging blanket with improved properties

A printed electronic device may comprise a plurality of contact pads arranged in a pattern, a plurality of electrode traces arranged in another pattern, the plurality of electrode traces comprising a set of bottom electrode traces and a set of top electrode traces, each electrode trace in electrical communication with an associated contact pad of the plurality of contact pads, and a plurality of memory cells, each memory cell located at an intersection of a pair of electrode traces of the plurality of electrode traces and comprising a bottom electrode layer formed from a region of one of the bottom electrode traces, a top electrode layer formed from a region of one of the top electrode traces, and a ferroelectric layer between the bottom and top electrode layers. The plurality of contact pads comprises at least one unmodified contact pad having a surface area, shape and size, the plurality of contact pads further comprising at least one modified contact pad having a reduced surface area, and a different size, a different shape, or both, as compared to the at least one unmodified contact pad.

Printed electronic devices exhibiting improved yield

Printed electronic devices are provided. In embodiments, such a device comprises a plurality of contact pads arranged in a pattern; a plurality of electrode traces arranged in another pattern, the plurality of electrode traces comprising a set of bottom electrode traces and a set of top electrode traces, each electrode trace in electrical communication with an associated contact pad of the plurality of contact pads; a plurality of memory cells, each memory cell located at an intersection of a pair of electrode traces of the plurality of electrode traces and comprising a bottom electrode layer formed from a region of one of the bottom electrode traces, a top electrode layer formed from a region of one of the top electrode traces, and a ferroelectric layer between the bottom and top electrode layers; and a protective layer covering the plurality of electrode traces, the protective layer formed from a curable composition comprising an amine modified polyester (meth)acrylate, a (meth)acrylated amine oligomer, a (meth)acrylate monomer, a clay mineral, and a photoinitiator.

Protective layers for high-yield printed electronic devices

A coated, printed electronic device may comprise a plurality of contact pads arranged in a pattern, a plurality of electrode traces arranged in another pattern, the plurality of electrode traces comprising a set of bottom electrode traces and a set of top electrode traces, each electrode trace in electrical communication with an associated contact pad of the plurality of contact pads, a plurality of memory cells, each memory cell located at an intersection of a pair of electrode traces of the plurality of electrode traces and comprising a bottom electrode layer formed from a region of one of the bottom electrode traces, a top electrode layer formed from a region of one of the top electrode traces, and a ferroelectric layer between the bottom and top electrode layers, and a protective layer covering the plurality of electrode traces and extending laterally beyond each edge of each electrode trace to provide a buffer zone surrounding each electrode trace, the buffer zone extending from an end of each electrode trace to cover a portion of each associated contact pad in an overlapping region, wherein each contact pad also has at least one uncovered edge.

Coated printed electronic devices exhibiting improved yield

A media transport system for conveying sheets of media along a process path extending from a media-uptake zone and thereafter through a print zone. The system includes a transport belt for holding the sheets of media generally flat via vacuum for ink jet printing. The media transport system includes a seamed vacuum transport belt, and a platen supporting the belt. The belt comprises a partially-conductive coating having a surface resistivity of from about 10to about 10ohms per square on a polymeric substrate. The partially-conductive coating comprises a polyester and a conductive component such as carbon black, and optionally includes a plasticizer and a leveling agent. The polymeric substrate is either a thermoplastic or a thermoset material.

Ink-jet printing systems

Provided is a printing apparatus that includes: a sheet path for moving a print substrate; a decurling station positioned along the sheet path and the decurling station. The decurling station includes an indenting roller mounted for rotation around a first longitudinal axis thereof and on a first side of the sheet path, and an elastomeric roller mounted for rotation around a second longitudinal axis thereof and on a second side of the sheet path. The indenting roller includes an indenter shaft and a an anti-contamination coating disposed on the indenter shaft, wherein a drop of aqueous ink exhibits a sliding angle of less than about 30&#xb0; and a contact angle of greater than about 40&#xb0; with a surface of the anti-contamination coating.

Anti-contamination coating for decurler indenting shaft

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Eric Robert Dudek