From: Pekka Akselin (Pekka.Akselin@swipnet.se)
Date: Thu Jul 14 2005 - 17:48:52 EEST
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Hi, anybody thought of plotting a PCB with concentrated UV light
directly on to a photoresist coated PCB?
For example by using a Ledtronics UV-LED L200CUV395-12D and by focusing
the UV light on to the PCB!?
Is the power output from the LED anough for a fast plot?
And how about light scattering? Or is this af no concern?
Another idea is to use an array of LEDs to make an UV lamp, to 'replace'
those UV Tubes commonly found in UV boxes.
Best Regards,
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