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Home-Made Printer Learned to Print Electronics and Control the Quality of the Seal on the Fly.

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The researchers of the State University of Management and Radio Electronics (TUSUR) presented an updated version of a printer designed to create prototypes of printed circuit boards and multilayer integrated circuits. The Agregate is able to apply thick conductive pastes directly to the base, except for the use of classical grid and metal stencils for the transport of the drawing; the initiative is being implemented by the Additive Printing Elec…
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The researchers of the State University of Management and Radio Electronics (TUSUR) presented an updated version of a printer designed to create prototypes of printed circuit boards and multilayer integrated circuits. The Agregate is able to apply thick conductive pastes directly to the base, except for the use of classical grid and metal stencils for the transport of the drawing; the initiative is being implemented by the Additive Printing Elec…

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se7en.ws broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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