DM200-SE Desktop Developer Introduction: The DM200-SE desktop developer is a device used for making circuit boards and printed circuit boards. It forms patterns and circuit traces by coating photosensitive materials on a substrate, and then using processes such as ultraviolet exposure and chemical development. This type of equipment is usually small and easy to operate, suitable for small batch production and research and development laboratories. Desktop developers can help manufacturers and electronic engineers quickly produce samples and prototypes, and provide high-precision and reproducible output results. Characteristics: 1. Fully enclosed development to prevent fog from spreading to the outside and polluting the environment. 2. The shell is sprayed with plastic, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean. 3. The inner cavity is coated with Teflon, which is smooth, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean. 4. Built in vacuum filter to prevent liquid from being sucked into the vacuum pump. 5. The vacuum pressure is adjustable and the pressure value is displayed in real-time. 6. The liquid flow rate and suction can be adjusted. 7. This model is suitable for standard 3-channel developing machines (1-channel laundry detergent, 1-channel pure water, 1-channel nitrogen) 8. Single step and multi-step processes are optional, with 100 sets of editable programs built-in 9. Four line developing machines or larger substrate developing machines can be customized according to customer needs. 10. The equipment is equipped with one development and one water and one air blowing function, and the nozzle position can be programmed and moved to achieve automatic development and cleaning operations. Technical parameters: Support wafer size: fragments up to 200mm (8 "round crystal) Speed resolution: ± 1 RPM Spin coating speed: 20-3000rpm (unloaded) Spin coating acceleration: 10-10000 rpm/sec (unloaded) Process time setting: 0-3000sec/step, time setting accuracy: 0.1sec
Introduction: The DM200-SE desktop developer is a device used for making circuit boards and printed circuit boards. It forms patterns and circuit traces by coating photosensitive materials on a substrate, and then using processes such as ultraviolet exposure and chemical development. This type of equipment is usually small and easy to operate, suitable for small batch production and research and development laboratories. Desktop developers can help manufacturers and electronic engineers quickly produce samples and prototypes, and provide high-precision and reproducible output results.
