> > What's the power requirement to expose a photosensitive board? > > > > Remember a 5000 millicandela LED will focused down to a 0.0254 mm point. >It seems to me someone It was me, Stevens. Here you are the calculations: My calculation is like this: For a board of 10x16 cm=160 cm2. If all need exposured (maximum, no traces at all), it need 16000 mJ. A 100 mW beam (laser, or whatever) it needs 160 seconds exposure to get 16000 mJ. that is 2.6 minutes, a 25 mW laser will take about 10 minutes. If the requested polymerization energy of 100mJ/cm2 is correct, the above calculation is correct. More than that, I've found that the energy is around 50mJ/cm2 for a lot of suppliers and the peak spectral response is on 400nm. >calculated all this in the past and it came out >to taking a ridiculously long time to expose a board this way. > >Steve Greenfield [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cheap UV laser?
2005-10-17 by cristian
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