Publications by authors named "Pangyue Li"

Light field cameras are unsuitable for further acquisition of high-quality images due to their small depth of field, insufficient spatial resolution, and poor imaging quality. To address these issues, we proposed a novel four-focal-square microlens and light field system. A square aspheric microlens array with four orthogonal focal lengths was designed, in which the aperture of a single lens was 100 μm.

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It is crucial to improve printing frequency and ink droplet quality in thermal inkjet printing. This paper proposed a hemispherical chamber, and we used the CFD (computational fluid dynamics model) to simulate the inkjet process. During the whole simulation process, we first researched the hemispherical chamber's inkjet state equipped with straight, conical shrinkage, and conical diffusion nozzles.

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Efficient printing frequency is critical for thermal bubble inkjet printing, while the difficulty lies in the structural design and material selection of the heating resistors. In this paper, a TaN film was used as the main material of the heating resistors, and two TaN films were placed in parallel to form the chopsticks-shaped structure. The heating time was divided into two sections, in which 0-0.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Pangyue Li"

  • - Pangyue Li's research primarily focuses on the advancement of thermal inkjet printing technology, particularly in enhancing the efficiency of ink droplet generation and improving the overall printing quality through innovative design approaches.
  • - Recent studies include the design of a novel microlens array aimed at resolving issues in light field cameras, specifically tackling problems related to depth of field and spatial resolution through a unique four-focal-square microlens system.
  • - Li also explored the simulation of a hemispherical chamber for thermal inkjet printing and developed chopsticks-shaped heating resistors utilizing TaN film, demonstrating significant improvements in printing frequency and ink droplet quality.