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Rough alignment done 💪

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Hacker Fab2 years ago

Let's set up a playdate :) @szeloof

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alt sammen2 years ago

very very cool, i wonder if laying it on its side would help with rigidity, but it would make sample attachment harder

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BreakingTaps2 years ago

Probably! But yeah, vertical is easier and once aligned there aren't any moving parts up there I'll probably make a sheet metal bracket that bolts to the frame and helps support the cage. Just wasn't quite sure of dimensions when designing the frame, so waited on it

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Helge Wurst2 years ago

I'm f*ing jealous :) And it's soo smooth! Fwiw, I also bought some piezo inchworm actuators for fine focus. They have a resolution of 7-10 nm.

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A. I. 🔬2 years ago

Put some chips on it and do three separate images with green, red and blue laser.. combine the image's on imageJ or Fiji 😛 You can have some good colorful chip images 😁

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BreakingTaps2 years ago

Might try that! Unfortunately the blue channel is now ultraviolet so the images might look a bit wonky 😅

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Andrew Pashynnyk2 years ago

so it’s like a microscope but you can observe from a screen?

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BreakingTaps2 years ago

Technically yes, but the real purpose is to make patterns in photoresist. The red light is used to align the wafer, and then you turn on the ultraviolet light and display a pattern on the projector which is transferred to the photoresist.

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Laíns ⚡🌈 🇵🇸 @[email protected]2 years ago

are you using an off-the-shelf DMD devkit?

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BreakingTaps2 years ago

Yep! Mine is the DLPDLCR471TPEVM: Easier than tearing open a projector, and basically a complete system compared to buying just the DMD and driver board.