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| - | ===== Create masks for uv exposure ===== | + | ====== Create masks for uv exposure ====== |
| This page describes how to get masks from EAGLE board view. | This page describes how to get masks from EAGLE board view. | ||
| - | ==== Resources ==== | + | ===== Resources ===== |
| The PCB Design has to be ready. This guide assumes using EAGLE as design software. For printing out a laser printer and appropriate transparent foils are needed. Optional: toner compressor | The PCB Design has to be ready. This guide assumes using EAGLE as design software. For printing out a laser printer and appropriate transparent foils are needed. Optional: toner compressor | ||
| - | ==== Procedure ==== | + | ===== Procedure ===== |
| In order to expose a board one needs a mask which is black in all the places the copper should not be removed from the board. You can get that from EAGLE when displaying the correct layers. In order to print the mask for the bottom of the board the only enabled layers should be 16, 17 and 18 (see <imgref ChooseLayersForBottom>). | In order to expose a board one needs a mask which is black in all the places the copper should not be removed from the board. You can get that from EAGLE when displaying the correct layers. In order to print the mask for the bottom of the board the only enabled layers should be 16, 17 and 18 (see <imgref ChooseLayersForBottom>). | ||
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