💧 05_inkjet / Inkjet Physics & Drive Articles Index
This directory treats inkjet systems as the intersection of
MEMS, physics, circuits, and timing causality, and clarifies the
design limits that are already determined before control is even considered.
📘 Trade-offs & Design Space
Ejection performance is determined by the trade-off among
D (Drop) × T (Timing) × S (Stability).
⏱ Timing and Causality
Even when it appears that waveforms are being “controlled,”
causality has already been fixed on the physical side.
⚡ Driver Circuits and Physical Coupling (GF180)
- 03 GF180 Inkjet Driver Design (Fundamentals)
- 04 GF180 Inkjet Driver Design (Advanced)
- 05 GF180 Inkjet Driver Design (Integrated)
A driver circuit is
not a controller, but a part of the physical phenomenon itself.
🧭 Positioning of This Directory
- 05_inkjet:
- The intersection of MEMS, fluidics, electricity, and time
- An ultra-fast physical domain where FSMs and LLMs cannot intervene
- A concrete implementation example of 04_mems
- An empirical demonstration of why 02_control must not intervene
Inkjet is not a control target,
but the causal structure itself.