Category: 3D-printing


  • PAM4 eye-diagram

    How does a PAM4 would look if you could freeze the time? I have recently extended my 3D-printed models of eye-diagrams.

  • Beer review

    Beer review – the ultimate step for every paper Yes, you read right; I typed beer review. That is because one of our coauthors has the charming tradition of homebrewing a keg of beer for every published paper.

  • Paper about acoustic 3D printing

    I’m happy to share that the paper 🌐DOI:10.1038/s41598-025-06818-9 has just been published in Scientific Reports. It demonstrates how polycaprolactone (PCL) powder can be melted in a focused ultrasonic field in the presence of water. This also gives control over the porosity of the printed objects. As PCL is already used in biomedical applications, this new…

  • From Idea to Artifact

    A few weeks ago, I showed my prototype on the breadboard. After that, I converted it to a PCB and ordered it from China. It was the first time that I ordered an assembled board from China. It was a very great experience to see how easy it is to convert an idea into a…

  • 3D printed eye diagrams

    These 3D-printed eye diagrams can be used to visualize the size of digital signals on cables. I prepared them for a lecture related to signal integrity. The files are also available on 🌐https://youmagine.com/designs/5f74a596-ee1f-4c5b-bf0d-091f445306e6 These scale models are based on eye diagrams of several digital communication systems, including USB and HDMI. They can be used to…