Re: UV LED

From: Jerry G. (jerryg50_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/19/04

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    The UV frequency used for your application is 365 nm. You will have a
    difficult time to have a UV LED powerful enough to be practical for
    automotive leakage inspection. You would have to invest in the proper lamp
    unit for this. If you are to use this in an environment where the ambient
    light is not too bright, you can get away with an 8 Watt or so UV tube type
    lamp. If you are going to use this in a brightly lit environment, you would
    be best to get an inspection lamp of upwards of 50 Watts. These lamps have
    the proper band filter built in, to make sure that the proper wavelength for
    your application is leaving the lamp unit.

    When using industrial UV lamps, even in the low UV spectrum, it is strongly
    suggested to use the proper UV protection eyewear. Standard specials with a
    UV rating are not good enough for these types of high intensity UV lamps.
    There would be also too much side light getting through. The proper UV
    goggles cover the eye area in a manner that there is no UV leakage to the
    eyes at all.

    http://uvp.com/new/index.php?module=ContentExpress&func=display&ceid=111

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    Jerry G.  GLG Technologies GLG
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    "Bob Urz" <sound@inetnebr.com> wrote in message
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    I am trying to trouble shoot the AC in my truck. I am going to put UV
    dye in it for leak detection. I see they sell these cheap looking UV
    flash lights with a single LED in the end with two AAA batteries.
    Now, my question is what kind of LED do they use? Is it just a infrared
    type or something else to illuminate the UV dye? I figured i could roll
    my own for a few bucks if i could ID the LED type they use to detect the
    UV dye.
    Any suggestions?
    Bob
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