Guangdong University of Technology

Maoxiang Hou

Yun Chen

Xin Chen

Hao Zhang

Li Ma

Yanhui Chen

Yuanhui Guo

Biao Li

Aoke Song

Bin Xie

Pengwei Lv

Shengbao Lai

Jian Gao

Lanyu Zhang

Zijian Li

Ni Zhao

Yunbo He

Zhengping Wang

Shuquan Ding

Guanhai Wen

Pengfei Yu

Lu Yan

Shankun Dong

Jintao Chen

Zuohui Liu

A device for mass transfer of Mini-LEDs based on array water jet-based ejection, including a planar motion platform, a vision camera, an array water jet-type ejection unit, a Z-axis motion platform, a blue membrane, an operation platform and a transfer substrate. The vision camera and the array water jet-type ejection unit are provided on a side of the planar motion platform. The array water jet-type ejection unit includes a water jet channel and a through-hole array. The Z-axis motion platform is provided at a side of the planar motion platform near the vision camera, and is configured for placement of the blue membrane. Multiple Mini-LED chips are bonded to the blue membrane. The operation platform is spacedly provided at a side of the Z-axis motion platform away from the planar motion platform.

Device for mass transfer of mini light-emitting diodes (mini-LEDs) based on array water jet-based ejection

A method for manufacturing a humidity alarm device based on laser-induced graphene is performed as follows. Carbon-based films are coated with a hydroxide ion-containing solution and processed by a laser device to generate hydrophilic graphene layers. The hydrophilic graphene layers are peeled off from the carbon-based films, wetted, and respectively wrapped around shaping rods varying in diameter. The wrapped rods are heated and shaped by a drying oven to obtain curled graphene switches. Each curled graphene switch is connected in series with an alarm lamp to form an alarm component. The alarm components are connected in parallel, and then connected to a positive terminal and a negative terminal of a power supply to form the humidity alarm device.

Method for manufacturing a humidity alarm device based on laser-induced graphene

An ejector pin sliding on membrane-based device and method for mass transfer of mini light-emitting diodes (Mini-LEDs) are provided. The device includes a gantry transverse beam. The gantry transverse beam is provided with an ejector pin base, and the ejector pin base is configured to move along the gantry transverse beam. The ejector pin base is fixedly provided with a vision camera and an ejector pin. A blue membrane is horizontally provided at a side of the gantry transverse beam close to the ejector pin, and is spaced from the gantry beam. A surface of a side of the blue membrane away from the gantry transverse beam is adhesively provided with a plurality of Mini-LED chips arranged evenly. A transfer substrate is horizontally provided at a side of the blue membrane close to the plurality of Mini-LED chips, and is spaced from the blue membrane.

Method for mass transfer of mini light-emitting diodes (mini-LEDs) using sliding-on-membrane pin ejection

Device and method for mass transfer of mini light-emitting diodes (mini-LEDs) based on array water jet-based ejection

A method of fabricating a film vibration device, including: photoetching a surface of a silicon wafer to form a circular-hole array; etching an aluminum layer on the silicon wafer; etching the silicon wafer to form a through-hole array to obtain a porous silicon wafer; attaching a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) sheet to a side of the porous silicon wafer; ablating the PET sheet to obtain a porous PET film; attaching a polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) film to a lower side of the porous silicon wafer; performing vacuumization above the porous silicon wafer, while heating the PVDF film below the porous silicon wafer to create dome micro-structures on the PVDF film; and laminating the porous PET film on each of two sides of the PVDF film to obtain the film vibration device. This application also provides a cleaning device having the film vibration device.

Film vibration device and fabrication method thereof, and cleaning device including the same

This application discloses a silicon carbide (SiC)-loaded graphene photocatalyst for hydrogen production under visible light irradiation and a preparation method thereof. Pure SiC and pure black carbon are respectively prepared and mixed to obtain a mixture with a resistance less than 100Ω. Then the mixture was vacuumized and processed with a current pulse with an increasing voltage until a breakdown occurs, and subjected to ultrasonic stirring, centrifugal washing and vacuum drying in turn to obtain the SiC-loaded graphene photocatalyst. By means of the current pulse, a heterojunction is formed between SiC and graphene to improve the catalytic activity of the photocatalyst; and the photocatalytic hydrogen production rate of SiC nanoparticles can be enhanced after loaded on the graphene.

Silicon carbide (SiC)-loaded graphene photocatalyst for hydrogen production under visible light irradiation and preparation thereof

A method for manufacturing a core-shell coaxial gallium nitride (GaN) piezoelectric nanogenerator is provided. A mask covering a center part of a gallium nitride wafer is removed. An electrodeless photoelectrochemical etching is performed on the gallium nitride wafer to form a primary GaN nanowire array on a surface of the gallium nitride wafer. A precious metal layer provided on the surface of the gallium nitride wafer is removed and an alumina layer is deposited on the surface of the gallium nitride wafer to cover the primary GaN nanowire array to obtain a core-shell coaxial GaN nanowire array. A first conductive layer is provided on a flexible substrate to which the core-shell coaxial GaN nanowire array is transferred. A second conductive layer is provided at a top end of the core-shell coaxial GaN nanowire array, and is connected to an external circuit to obtain the core-shell coaxial GaN piezoelectric nanogenerator.

Method for manufacturing core-shell coaxial gallium nitride (GaN) piezoelectric nanogenerator

A method of fabricating a magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor includes: (a) mixing FeClcrystal powder with deionized water to obtain a FeClsolution; (b) completely immersing a carbon-based microsphere in the FeClsolution; transferring the carbon-based microsphere from the FeClsolution followed by heating to allow crystallization of FeClon the surface of the carbon-based microsphere to obtain a FeCl-carbon-based microsphere; (c) heating the FeCl-carbon-based microsphere in a vacuum chamber until there is no moisture in the vacuum chamber; continuously removing gas in the vacuum chamber and introducing oxygen; and treating the FeCl-carbon-based microsphere with a laser in an oxygen-enriched environment to obtain the magnetically controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor. A magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor is further provided.

Magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor and fabrication method thereof

A method for processing an ultra-high density interconnect wire under light source guidance, comprising preparing a photo-thermal response conductive paste, and putting it into an air pressure injector; driving the air pressure injector; the air pressure injector extrudes the photo-thermal response conductive paste, so that the photo-thermal response conductive paste is connected with the first chip to form an interconnection wire; stopping extruding the photo-thermal response conductive paste, and driving the air pressure injector to pull off the interconnection wire; a linear light source emits light and irradiates on the interconnection wire to bend to an upper side of a second chip bonding pad; an extrusion mechanism presses a free end of the interconnection wire on the second chip bonding pad; the first chip and the second chip are subjected to glue dripping encapsulation.

Method for processing an ultra-high density space interconnect lead under light source guidance

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