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| Definition | : | Digital Light Processing |
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Digital Light Processing (DLP) is a digital display technology developed by Texas Instruments that are used in video projectors. DLP uses micro-mirrors to project images onto a screen.
DLP Printing is a process in additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing and stereolithography, which takes a design created in 3D modeling software and uses DLP technology to print a 3D object.
DLP 3D printers use Digital Light Projector (DLP) as the light source for curing photo-reactive polymers.
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The full form of DLP is Digital Light Processing
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