Transfer drawing to printed circuit board | Etch authene on fiberglass
There is an antenna drawing, how can I transfer it to a printed circuit board for etching?
Post has been editedalex07111971 - 30.11.13, 22:58
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Post has been editedalex07111971 - 30.11.13, 22:58
The most advanced methods for piece production are photoresist and CNC milling. Fully automated, you can display directly from the computer.
I looked at the thickness of the tracks, then another tricky way will do. You can cut on the plotter (cut the film for advertising) from the film Oracal 641 series, then using the mounting film to transfer to the PCB. Perfectly keeps the pickling in lemon with hydrogen cross. I also made a brass token for the stopar. :)
I looked at the thickness of the tracks, then another tricky way will do. You can cut on the plotter (cut the film for advertising) from the film Oracal 641 series, then using the mounting film to transfer to the PCB. Perfectly keeps the pickling in lemon with hydrogen cross. I also made a brass token for the stopar. :)
Drawing contours in a graphical editor, for output you need vector graphics.
These are carved stickers.
Application to the material. To clean and degrease by itself, otherwise everything will fall off.
Brass after etching.
This is a finished part.
All also on the foil textolyte.
After etching.
Filled simply with a soldering iron, this scarf was also the radiator of the lamp, so I did not regret the solder.
Such a flashlight turned out.
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These are carved stickers.
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Application to the material. To clean and degrease by itself, otherwise everything will fall off.
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Brass after etching.
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This is a finished part.
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All also on the foil textolyte.
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After etching.
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Filled simply with a soldering iron, this scarf was also the radiator of the lamp, so I did not regret the solder.
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Such a flashlight turned out.
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alex07111971 @ 11.24.2013, 08:48
How to transfer it to the PCB for etching?
Laser printer + iron:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/45322/
http://radiokot.ru/lab/hardwork/02/
alex07111971 @ 11.24.2013, 17:52
Can anyone make a PDF file for printing?
Yourself? Put a virtual printerdoPDF.
pasha_550 How to present a laptop I will do right away! With the android, I have no idea how to do it!)))))
Lakkki Thank you, but yesterday I put the Compass on my friend's computer (it turned out to be a great thing) and in a couple of hours I drew the antenna.
by victor1956http://www.lan23.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=36&page=12post 115
About laser-iron technology in the manufacture of panel
antenna seems to me out of the question - anyone who made the board
according to this technology knows that large surfaces are very bad, with the effect of the "lunar surface" clumsy.
You need to do with the use of self-adhesive film on the following
technology:
1. On a paper backing film, on an inkjet, print the antenna circuit in a mirrored form. Do not print on a laser - the film may stick to the hot drum in the printer.
2. Acutely, along the ruler, with a sharp scalpel cut along the contour,
leave the technological jumpers between the large squares, so that the elements of the cut out contour are not shifted.
3. Put a paper layer on a flat surface and stick
strips of paper masking tape on tape. It is necessary
to prevent contour elements from shifting.
4. Put the contour on the table with the side plastered with masking tape and
carefully remove the protective paper layer.
5. From above accurately impose the prepared preparation
from fiberglass, pressing it to the film.
6. Turn, carefully remove the masking tape, it can be removed easily.
7. Cut the scalpel and remove the technological jumpers.
8. Travite. Strain preferably in a fresh solution, something
avoid undercutting at the edges of the tracks.
This method allows you to do without cutting the film on a plotter,
although of course you have to tinker. BUT if you need to make one copy of the antenna, it is not scary.
from myself — poisoned so — took the cardboard box — put the plastic wrap — the bath is ready — in a metal container — you can't do it
Post has been editedalex07111971 - 28.12.13, 00:09
About laser-iron technology in the manufacture of panel
antenna seems to me out of the question - anyone who made the board
according to this technology knows that large surfaces are very bad, with the effect of the "lunar surface" clumsy.
You need to do with the use of self-adhesive film on the following
technology:
1. On a paper backing film, on an inkjet, print the antenna circuit in a mirrored form. Do not print on a laser - the film may stick to the hot drum in the printer.
2. Acutely, along the ruler, with a sharp scalpel cut along the contour,
leave the technological jumpers between the large squares, so that the elements of the cut out contour are not shifted.
3. Put a paper layer on a flat surface and stick
strips of paper masking tape on tape. It is necessary
to prevent contour elements from shifting.
4. Put the contour on the table with the side plastered with masking tape and
carefully remove the protective paper layer.
5. From above accurately impose the prepared preparation
from fiberglass, pressing it to the film.
6. Turn, carefully remove the masking tape, it can be removed easily.
7. Cut the scalpel and remove the technological jumpers.
8. Travite. Strain preferably in a fresh solution, something
avoid undercutting at the edges of the tracks.
This method allows you to do without cutting the film on a plotter,
although of course you have to tinker. BUT if you need to make one copy of the antenna, it is not scary.
from myself — poisoned so — took the cardboard box — put the plastic wrap — the bath is ready — in a metal container — you can't do it
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Post has been editedalex07111971 - 28.12.13, 00:09
best onconverted inkjet printerprint (if not one above).(antenna on the board, the best antenna for self-manufacturing. superior accuracy, and here the accuracy is one to one) ...
ser.tuner Yes, the best option, but where to get it? If you find give a reference, but simply vobschem unreal! It's easier there to cut circles and squares.
alex07111971 @ 08/04/2014, 23:14
Yes, the best option, but where to get it? If you find give a reference, but simply vobschem unreal!
10 years already printed, a lot of links in runet.
there will be a good mood and time I can do;)
pay for the transfer yourself ...
alex07111971 @ 08/04/2014, 21:14
Yes, the best option, but where to get it? If you find give a reference
Soser.tuner and gave a link: http: //techref.massmin...directinkjetresist.htm
Because people have been reworking printers for many years (they first came across 12 years ago), then there are more options for every taste:
Alteration of the HP LJ-5L / 6L printer
Alteration of inkjet printer for the manufacture of printed circuit boards
Direct PCB printing on PCB
On the trunk are a couple of topics:
Production of printed circuit boards using an inkjet printer. Which printer and which ink to use?
Production of printed circuit boards using .... direct printing on textolite!
Print in mirror image on a laser printer. Applying pattern on the PCB. Take a nail polish remover without acetone (butyl acetate) and drip onto the drawing until it is saturated. Blot with another sheet. Remove the sheet with the scheme until it is completely dry. Everything. The toner remains on the board and is not torn off by anything, except for the same butyl acetate.
hehe :)
do you know that an inkjet printer makes a 0.2mm pigment track(less is not necessary and so small)
I manually made a 0.8mm special marker and it's not quite accurate ...
well, not thatand all that says
These markers flow and 3D printers are not so great to use, as shown in most videos.
inkjet printer same one, one slaps print(accuracy is quite high, the entire board)
In general, the antenna does not need to do on a thick PCB,
radio permeability is not a 1.5mm textolite ridge.
Here, if the printer prints on "cardboard",
even on a 0.1 mm PCB thickness can :)
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Post has been editedser.tuner - 27.08.14, 16:49
do you know that an inkjet printer makes a 0.2mm pigment track(less is not necessary and so small)
I manually made a 0.8mm special marker and it's not quite accurate ...
well, not thatand all that says
These markers flow and 3D printers are not so great to use, as shown in most videos.
inkjet printer same one, one slaps print(accuracy is quite high, the entire board)
In general, the antenna does not need to do on a thick PCB,
radio permeability is not a 1.5mm textolite ridge.
Here, if the printer prints on "cardboard",
even on a 0.1 mm PCB thickness can :)
- = without alteration = -
Post has been editedser.tuner - 27.08.14, 16:49
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