UV-Exposure box V2
The previous version of my exposure box didn't work good enough for my purposes, so I made a new one in the enclosure of an hp scanner. I also made a chronometer to help me time the exposure, the chronometer switches the lamps with a relays.
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The circuit:
The program (picbasic):
Device 16F627 Config WDT_OFF, PWRTE_ON, LVP_OFF, MCLRE_ON, INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT Declare LCD_INTERFACE 4 Declare LCD_LINES 2 Symbol Lampen = PORTA.2 Symbol Start = PORTB.0 Dim hondert As Byte Dim seconden As Byte Dim minuten As Byte hondert = 0 seconden = 0 minuten = 0 Cls DelayMS 500 Print At 1,1, "C Elek" Print At 2,1, "Stynus" DelayMS 1000 Print At 1,1, " " Print At 2,1, " " Print At 2,1, "0 :0 :00" GoTo Begin Begin: Print At 1,1, "OFF" If Start = 1 Then bla: DelayMS 50 If Start = 1 Then GoTo bla End If If Start = 0 Then High Lampen GoTo Loop: End If End If GoTo Begin Loop: Print At 1,1, "ON " Loop2: If Start = 1 Then DelayMS 50 bla2: If Start = 1 Then GoTo bla2 End If If Start = 0 Then Low Lampen hondert = 0 seconden = 0 minuten = 0 GoTo Begin End If End If 'tijd op Lcd: DelayMS 3.98 hondert = hondert + 1 If hondert = 100 Then hondert = 0 seconden = seconden + 1 End If If seconden = 60 Then seconden = 0 minuten = minuten + 1 End If Print At 2,1," : :" Print At 2,1,@minuten Print At 2,4,@seconden Print At 2,7,@hondert GoTo Loop2 End
The HEX-file: Download.
I got the question how I could do a double sided pcb with my single sided exposure box. Well, the trick is to use a L shape piece of PCB. You can drill some guide holes in it, but it is not necessary.
I tape the sheets to the pcb, so you get a "bag" where the pcb can slide in.
For the exposure you have to remove the foil on both sides off the pcb. During the exposure you can place a black piece of paper on top against reflecting light.
I updated this old exposure box by fitting it with my new timer.
Connection circuit:
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| Timer build kit |
Timer PCB |
UV PCB Exposure timer soldering + testing | IC16F628A UV PCB Exposure timer |
Date: 30 Jul 2011, 13:31
What are you printing on?
Is it overhead projector plastic, printed with a laser printer?
Date: 30 Jul 2011, 13:40
Overhead sheets for inkjet printer. And printed with a canon ip4600 inkjet printer.
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