--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Ben Buxton <bb@...> wrote: > > javaguy11111 wrote: > > > > > > The half angle is 10 degrees which is the half power point according > > to the data sheet from Best Hong Kong. So if I want the two LEDs half > > power point to fall halfway between them, that would be .25 inches. A > > little trig gives me that the LEDs should be 1.4 inches above the board. > > > > So I am pretty close to what a calculation will show. Of course 1.25 > > was just a guess, not a calculation. > > Have you tried chopping off the tops of the LEDs with a Dremel? That > should give significantly broader coverage, no longer constrained to the > 10 degree lens. I do this when making arrays of LEDs for illumination. > > You can test the coverage using a luminescent (day-glow) material. The > average intensity will be lower, but more even. > > BB > You want to keep the 10 degree angle so the lines do not get undercut.
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Re: UV LED Test
2008-03-05 by javaguy11111
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