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titleOfInvention Atomization module with surface microstructure
abstract An atomizing module with a surface microstructure is formed by sandwiching an atomizing orifice sheet between a structural sheet and a piezoelectric sheet, and the atomizing sheet is powered and driven to make the atomizing orifice sheet Vibrating to generate a liquid to be atomized and then ejected. The invention features a hydrophobic material such as an etching process, a deposition process, a yellow process or a transfer process. A plurality of first surface microstructures are formed in one of the nozzle surface and the nozzle hole, so that the droplets after the atomization is not adhered to the liquid surface, thereby avoiding droplets during the atomization process. Adhesion or leakage affects the atomization efficiency and the concentration of the atomized drug.
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