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Ganesh Vinayak Phatak
Researcher at Lexmark
Publications - 18
Citations - 197
Ganesh Vinayak Phatak is an academic researcher from Lexmark. The author has contributed to research in topics: Welding & Laser beam welding. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 18 publications receiving 197 citations. Previous affiliations of Ganesh Vinayak Phatak include Coffey International.
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Ink tank having integrated rfid tag
Christopher Alan Adkins,Stephen Porter Bush,Johnnie A. Coffey,John Yeung Conway,Paul William Dryer,Gina Marie Johns,Christopher Elliot Lingle,Ganesh Vinayak Phatak,William Bruce Rose,Jason Todd Vanderpool +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, the RFID tag is integrated into the top cover by one of insert molding the tag in the cover when the cover is molded, or securing the tag inside a recessed region of the cover.
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Air funneling inkjet printhead
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present an inkjet printhead with an internal ink reservoir, a filter tower extending into the ink reservoir and one or more walls at the base of the filter tower.
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Multi-fluid ejection device
Frank Edward Anderson,Jeffery James Buchanan,Curtis Ray Droege,David Emerson Greer,Kin Ming Kwan,Gregory Alan Long,Ganesh Vinayak Phatak,Paul Timothy Spivey,Carl Edmond Sullivan,Kent Lee Ubellacker,Melissa M. Waldeck +10 more
TL;DR: In this article, a multi-fluid body (10) and an ejection head substrate (28) are connected in fluid flow communication with the multi-fluid body for ejecting multiple fluids therefrom.
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Ink jet printhead cartridge
TL;DR: In this article, a multi-chamber liquid ink jet printhead cartridge is provided that includes two or more adjacently disposed and parallel rectangular ink storage chambers with at least one additional rectangular storage chamber disposed in front of and perpendicularly with the parallel chambers, closed channels connect the chambers to corresponding orifices which are located under the front chamber.
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Laser welding methods and structures and control therefor including welded inkjet printheads
TL;DR: In this paper, a system for laser welding work pieces along a collapsing weld interface is described, where welding pads and/or stop projections are provided on either or both of the work pieces to control the manner or amount of collapse.