Hi Larry, Thanks you for your effort and offer. A while ago I was doing artwork testing for best resolution and print density and I had a post with resolution targets. I never got finished, work is interfering with my hobbies... What artwork material and printer/ink are you using and what is your practical trace size? Bertho ================================== From Larry Battraw Sent: Monday, December 19, 2011 07:44 Hi Mike, Not sure what you mean by rigorous testing. I've done a fair amount of tests to zero in the best exposure time for the combination of lights, distance, and artwork I use. I'm not sure it would be very useful to anyone else since I built my own setup and it will likely vary depending on your light source and artwork medium. I use two 40W U-shaped UV "bug lights" from Home Depot, mounted side by side at 8 inches from my board. It takes about 4.5 minutes to get a good exposure. It's not really ideal since the lights are fairly narrow (I really would like to have 4 of them but haven't got around to it) but it works for my purposes. I affix my inkjet-printed red (Black prints out poorly on my transparencies) artwork to the board in those vacuum kitchen sealer bags to get a very tight interface since I don't have the room for a full-sized vacuum bed. Regards, Larry [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: The case for crowd-sourced PCB materials
2011-12-19 by Boman33
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