At that power, you just need to mask the excess light. You probably won't need a lens. Even with less power, it is pretty actinic wavelength. Try and see what plotting speeds you can get with the normal output. John M... ============== --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Cristian <bip@f...> wrote: > High Power UV LED with Narrow Directivity, offered by Maplin, UK > (www.maplin.co.uk) order code N76AJ, price GBP49.99. > DC: 3.5volts/15mA > 10ms pulse: 30mA > power disipation:60mW > optical power output:750W @ If=10mA > peak wavelength:375nm > spectrum half width:12nm > metal can ( 5.4 mm diameter x 6.2 mm length) with quartz window > no more optical details, but one can try to find the manufacturer's site. > manufacturer:NICHIA > > Also 1000W wide directivity. > > Any idea about a UV (quartz) colimating lens? > Cristian
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Re: UV plotting
2003-07-07 by John Myszkowski
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