Hello David,
Sorry for the spam. It seems that Libresilicon infrastructure is down.
All machines in 62.192.20.131-136 are unresponsive and unpingable. Also,
I get "Nameserver c.ns.buddyns.com. reports: No such host
dns.lanceville.cn".
Regards,
Ferenc
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Hello everyone
So I've been checking for affordable precision leadscrews for positioning the
table and came across this web shop here:
https://shop.mitutoyo.eu/web/mitutoyo/en/mitutoyo/01.02.07.04/
Precision%20Lead%20Screw/$catalogue/mitutoyoData/PR/04AZA161/index.xhtml
What do you think?
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Howdy
So I came across those two components which can solve our positioning problem
with the wafer:
Those LEDs produce a light within the spectrum we need in order to shine
through silicon (1000nm ~ 1400nm):
https://tech-led.com/en/product/ir-nir-leds/
The OV5647 is sensible up to at least 1000 nm and is quite affordable:
https://cdn.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Dev/RaspberryPi/ov5647_full.pdf
There are OV5647 imaging modules available for Raspberry Pi.
I'll try to contact Marubemi directly and ask them for a quotation on their
NIR/IR LEDs in the wavelength range we require and while I'm on it, I'll also
check with them for a potentially more suitable CMOS sensor, then I'll
compare the prices.
As I've discussed with Dilek, the goal is to produce an affordable stepper
suitable for hobbyists and small labs with limited budget.
Cheers
David
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