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Lindsay Wilson
Registrace 23. 03. 2008
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Mailbag - 15th November 2023
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Figured I would have a go at a "mailbag" video! Apologies in advance for waffling, camera focus etc. Timestamps, more details and relevant links are listed below. Links are not affiliate. 00:00 - Introduction 00:28 - Pentel Orenz 0.5mm pencils. Pentel code PP205. Cheapest place I can find is www.thejournalshop.com/products/pentel-orenz-mechanical-pencil-0-5mm. Also see my own website eyejayinst...
Two-photon fluorescence in Rhodamine 6G with fiber laser
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I saw Les' Lab's video (czcams.com/video/Uxc5H5Ui1n0/video.html) where he shows a very neat demonstration of two-photon fluorescence. I have a pulsed fiber laser so figured I'd give it a try as well. The laser I have is a 60W JPT M7 (MOPA), on a galvo engraver-type setup (i.e. a thing that looks like this: www.omglaser.com/products/fiber-laser-engraving-machine/). The lens is a 112x112mm workin...
Precision dimpling tool for pencil buttons
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Sometimes you gotta make a ridiculously over-engineered tool for one extremely specific job! So. On the pencils I make (see www.eyejayinstruments.com), I also do brass buttons as an option. These are hollow and slip over the end of the plastic reservoir tube that holds the leads. To give it a little bit of friction, I used to hit a tiny dent in the side with a pointed punch - this digs into the...
EzCad keypress marking script for fiber laser
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#fiberlaser Ever wanted to press one key, mark one design, press another key, mark a separate design? Now you can ;-) I wrote a short AutoIt script to wait for keypresses and then mark the corresponding object in EzCad. Download here: imajeenyus.com/temp/keypress_mark_object.au3
1N5408 cross section by laser
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#fiberlaser #laser #electronics I used a fiber laser to gently remove the encapsulant on a 1N5408 rectifier diode. I took a photo after each pass of the laser, then strung them together into a timelapse. Really cool effect. The construction - the two copper leads, which have ridges on them to prevent pulling out of the encapsulant, are bonded somehow to the little square semiconductor die in th...
Fiber laser - double sided bead engraving using rotary
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Using the rotary axis to automatically "flip" a bead over so both sides can be engraved. #fiberlaser #laserengraving
Ой у гаю при Дунаю - Українська народна пісня (In a glade/grove by the Danube - Ukrainian folk song)
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Milla Jovovich's version
Fiber laser marking & cutting aluminium price labels
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JeferyJ's video on Excel EzCad, watch first! czcams.com/video/deu89eWC2co/video.html Settings/info: Bogong CNC 60W JPT M7 with 112x112mm lens Marking: 0.03mm crosshatch, 1000mm/s 30% 200kHz 200ns Cutting: 3000mm/s 90% 100kHz 100ns x50 passes #fiberlaser #lasermarking #lasercutting
Cree CMA1303 vs cheapo warm white LED comparison
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#cree #led #lighting Rough comparison between a 2700K Cree CMA1303 high-CRI LED and a cheapo 2700K LED. Apart from being brighter, the Cree obviously has far better color rendering. Cree part number is CMA1303-0000-000C0Z0A27H.
Cree CMA1303 color temperature comparison
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#cree #led #lighting Quick demo of the color performance of the Cree CMA1303 LED. I'm using the high-CRI version (95-98) in color temperatures of 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K. I have four LEDs mounted on the outside of the diecast box and a rotary switch to select which one is lit. Running from a 700mA constant-current supply. Part numbers below: CMA1303-0000-000C0Z0A27H CMA1303-0000-000C0Z0A30H ...
Graduated handwheel dial for fiber laser column
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Graduated handwheel dial for fiber laser column
Celtic Transformations - PURCHASE NFT IN DESCRIPTION
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#generativeart #celtic #nft PURCHASE NFTS HERE: opensea.io/collection/celtic-transformations Traditional Celtic and Pictish designs, transformed into incredible shapes by the artist's own computer algorithm. Lindsay Robert Wilson is an artist, engineer and inventor from the UK. He is the original inventor of the popular AxiDraw pen plotter drawing machine and a widely known maker of mechanical ...
Making a knurled texture with fiber laser engraving
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Making a knurled texture with fiber laser engraving
Laser-cut spring clip to reduce rattle in Koh-I-Noor leadholder
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Laser-cut spring clip to reduce rattle in Koh-I-Noor leadholder
Wanptek WPS305 power supply operation problem
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Wanptek WPS305 power supply operation problem
Cutting a tubular pin spanner with fiber laser rotary
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Cutting a tubular pin spanner with fiber laser rotary
Fiber laser: panel switch cutout plus alignment trick
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Fiber laser: panel switch cutout plus alignment trick
Fiber laser - cutting design into tubing with rotary axis
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Fiber laser - cutting design into tubing with rotary axis
EzCad - RotaryMarking and RotaryMarking2 demo
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EzCad - RotaryMarking and RotaryMarking2 demo
Maggie Smith & Kenneth Williams read Betjeman's "Death in Leamington"
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Maggie Smith & Kenneth Williams read Betjeman's "Death in Leamington"
Lovely craftmanship, thanks for the video! You might want to check the link in your video description though - it took me to a very different kind of website!! 😳
Ohhh dear, well spotted!! It was one of those "URL shortened" links and they go bad over time. I've changed to a direct link now, no funny stuff!
I found your video when researching to make my own pentel 200 series pencil, did you do anything to capture the hex nut on the mechanism like the factory?
That's correct - I use a small brass insert which is pressed into the end of the body. This has a broached hex recess to fit the hexagonal end of the mechanism. If you're making your own, the easiest way to achieve this is to drill and machine down the head of an M6 socket-head cap screw, since it has a 4mm recess already.
@imajeenyus42 one more question if you don't mind, is your inside diameter the same from one end to the other?
@@mattbeegle6847 Mine are drilled 6mm from the front, and 6.5mm from the rear, going half-way through. The mechanism tapers slightly so you need a stepped hole. I suppose you could do 6.5mm all the way through but you'd need to redesign the insert in that case.
@imajeenyus42 I'm trying to keep it simple and just use the pentel guts, I've just been picking up diffrent things from your videos and had a few questions to try and get ahead of the learning curve a little. Thanks for your time.
Thank mate
Great work, what was the final depth and how long did it take?
Thanks. Maybe around 0.5mm deep and took about 30min.
@@imajeenyus42 thanks, have to try it
Would it be fairly easy/possible to make those blocks taller so it sits up like 8 inches to a foot from the bed? Also what about the potential for a larger chuck or at least the same chucks on both sides?
Anything's possible, it's just a matter of design.
Hi did you produce this burner by yourself? Do you use gas or gas and oxy?
Propane and oxygen. Please see link in description for full details
thank you. Very nice presentation. I liked your video and experiment.
Damn 7 years later, I find this absolute gem on youtube. This is treasure, thank you for making this. I make an ultrasonic cake and pizza cutter, using transducers found in cleaners as my thesis project, I dont know if I can get enough power out of them, maybe I use multiple of them and make an optimal horn design before connecting the blade
EPIC FIRM LANDING
Hallo.. terimakasih atas penjelasanya.. saya mendapatkan jawaban atas riset saya disini.. bahwa pada probe tranducer piezo juga tidak dapat bekerja dengan gelombang kotak (saya sudah mencoba) dan saya baru faham bahwa ini membutuhkan gelombang sinus. Terimakasih sekali ini sangat membantu. Konten ini sangat istimewa❤
你好 圆形磁铁内部那个圆的 也是一块磁铁吗??
No, it's just a piece of steel. Please see my webpage for details imajeenyus.com/vacuum/20140114_magnetron_plasma/index.shtml
@@__xiaifei Antigravity? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@imajeenyus42 是的 我做的是非真空等离子,目前在搞反重力 你很明白朋友。。牛
I'm in the process of repairing a couple of these PSUs and your schematic and explanation helped a great deal, thanks! Mine are a 24V 15A psu but the PCB is exactly the same, just some components were different to make it a 24V supply. I've learned a lot by studying the schematic and datasheet! One PSU is dead and the other drops to 3V under load. It'll be interesting to see how I can fix them. I already replaced one of the output transistors, one of which has failed spectacularly, burning so hot it melted the plastic cover of the 680uF 250V caps! One resistor near the transistor blew as well. But replacing them was not the solution, there's probably more failed components. I'll keep working on them until they are fixed.
Good to hear! Hope you can get them sorted. Don't forget the actual controller IC itself - I once managed to fry the IC in a power supply I was using near high voltage/sparky stuff, probably voltage spikes or noise introduced back into the supply. I took the chip out and put a socket in so I could easily replace it in future.
@@imajeenyus42 Thanks for the suggestion! On psu 1 I missed checking for resistors failing open instead of shorted. I found 4 without any discoloration, probably because base and collector shorted on the bridge transistors. On psu 2 it's dropping in voltage under load, likely short circuit protection kicking in too early or something keeping dtc pin higher than it should. Some resistors can get quite hot when checking with ir imaging camera, some even 80+ degrees C. And one blue cap too. It still gives 24V withou load. Psu 2 is a newer version with slightly different pcb and component values.
I have a Martin 12 I love but my Martin 6 has just had the top seperated…..does the wide neck feel crazy different with 6 strings only?
Not really - I play a bit of classical guitar as well, which also has a wide neck, so they feel about the same.
Thanks sir
Go hiontach!
One of the best versions I've ever heard
For ultrasonic cavitation, you can use this dimensionless number: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4c/Garcia-Atance_number_for_ultrasonic_cavitation.png
Sounds great!
What would you expect, it's Wanktek, and a fake one at that 😂
Hello muy frind whats is price ?
What it is with people? I post something which is clearly a cobbled-together personal project and then get comments from people with bad English asking to buy it? Sure, you can buy it - the price is £100,000.
i made a pcb for it. proteus project included. drive.google.com/file/d/1sUYSVdvBFzETlXej8heNxehSgW-5jl0P/view?usp=sharing
Thanks you so much for the schematic PDF. I suggest putting the links in the description of the video here.
There is already a link in the description. I can't help it if people can't read.
@@imajeenyus42I came here from the website. What I meant was that it could be helpful for CEO purposes to put a direct link to the pdf and sch file here.
Whats the best way to electroform with this power supply I'm getting a salmon colour
I haven't the slightest idea.
Heres a video illustrating a model with a proper current readout when adjusting voltage. The wanptek model. czcams.com/video/7RceCFZ2Iwg/video.htmlsi=Y6EluThyp4DDElIZ
Use d c Portable car batteries as power source... Plenty of ampres
Can you explain why? I can't wait to hear.
Mairead is a lovely, talented woman, an excellent singer and fiddle player.
Good morning, at what voltage do the transducers used in cleaning work and if the applied voltage is sinusoidal or square?
Several hundred volts. The ouptut from the inverter is squarewave, but this is filtered by the series inductors to produce a more sinusoidal signal which is applied to the transducer.
Hello Lindsay. Very interesting. How about when using the transducer attached directly to a Cup of stainless steel to use the ultrassonic waves to clean? Do i need some specific size for the container for best performance or there is no need because it is a direct sonication?
As long as the transducer is well-coupled to the cup/tank (e.g. by gluing the entire face of the transducer), there shouldn't be any issue. The water in the tank presents a large load to the transducer, which broadens its resonance significantly, so the exact driving frequency isn't quite as critical.
@@imajeenyus42 yes the transducer Is fully glued with JBWeld under the container. Thanks a lot for your answer.
Good fix for hobby/ shed engineers ..complete no no in industry free handing pressure pipe threads
No shit, you don’t say? Thanks for pointing out the obvious…
Can you try making GPU/CPU water block micro fins used for liquid water cooling? I wonder if fiber laser is better than micro saw cutting on precision CNC mill.
I don't think so - the fiber always produces a wall taper angle of about 10-15 degrees, so that will limit the depth/width aspect ratio of any slots or grooves.
@@imajeenyus42 Thanks for the reply. Interesting, didn’t know that, good to know.
Jeeze thats an advanced fiber laser able to eat up copper. Could make some precision PCB boards with that.
Yup, I've done exactly that.
Price how much
Go search eBay.
Excellent video. Very interesting and wonderful presentation. This is a very good demonstration of the principles for new designers of the horns.
youre keen? iunno, but this is when you consider making a taper turning attachment...
Sure - but I've literally only needed to turn one tapered thread in the 20-odd years since I got the lathe, so it's not worth the time making a dedicated taper turning thing!
@@imajeenyus42 true that. really only need a straight edge clamped down at appropriate angle. worth it if you gotta do a bunch. i also have never felt the need to go full hog with one... mainly as it wont do what i mostly do... steep tapers, ie, expanding pulley type things.
Can i make a script to move on xy certain distance and autofocus then start again?
No doubt you could, but I have no idea about the precise details. AutoIt is able to simulate any key/mouse interaction, so if you can do it in the original software, you'd be able to simulate it with a script.
@@imajeenyus42 hm thank you. i think i understand , so i can't write custom scripts for automation but if is something that i can press manually ,AutoIt will make this process itself ? But how will it know when the deep engraving is done and make z axis come back to starting position and move xy axis and press autofocus and start again ?
@@dansv3872 That's correct - whatever you can do yourself by clicking a button or using key presses, you can automate. As for checking when it's done, EzCad2 displays a "marking" window when marking is in progress, and I'm just checking every 100ms to see if the window is still present. If not, then I assume that marking is finished. Take a look at my other automator script here, it might give you some ideas: imajeenyus.com/temp/automator.au3
The most beautiful reading i have ever heard.
I was using this circuit as a driver for low-power diodes. One blue, one red, one IR. They are all rated for Ith ~ 25 mA so I did the calculations for making I_in ~ 5mA and Imax ~ 40 mA. However, when I connected them, they all behaved very differently. Is it possible that the load (diode) affects the output of the circuit?
Hmm, it shouldn't do. Something to check is that you have a sufficiently high input voltage - the LM317 has a dropout voltage of 2-3V, then there's the voltage drop across the current sense resistor, then finally the voltage drop across the diode load. If the supply voltage is insufficient, then you could still get an adjustable current at the output, but it wouldn't be as high and would behave strangely.
@@imajeenyus42 Thanks for the reply. I'm using a 9V input. For the blue diode laser, using my calculated values I just got 1.2 V measured across the diode max. So then I just kept slowly reducing the resistors until I got the diode lasing ... but according to the calculations using the new R's, it should be sourcing 125 mA. I'm pretty sure it is not because the diode is rated for 50 mA max and I barely made it emit light, so I'm definitely missing something. Right now my circuit is working, but I don't know why :(
@@Danyel615 What's the value you're using for the main sense resistor (R1 in the video)?
@@imajeenyus42 I'm using R1 = 500 Ohms, so I min = 1.25/500 = 2.5 mA. R2 = 100 Ohm, R3 = 1.5 kOhms, so R3/R2 = 15 and Imax = 2.5 mA*16 = 40 mA, at least that's what I had at the start.
@@Danyel615Here's the reason it's not working with a 9V supply. Say you drop 3V across the LM317, and 1V across the load, 4V total. That leaves 5V maximum that can be dropped across R1, so the maximum current that can possibly flow is 5/500 = only 10mA. You won't be able to reach the 40mA maximum current, because that would require 20V to be dropped across R1. This is actually a point which I should have mentioned. The main resistor R1 is sized based on the lowest current output, but it still has to carry the maximum current as well. For large min/max ratios, this means that R1 is quite large, drops a large voltage at maximum output, and hence you'll need a higher input voltage. A better circuit for what you're trying to do might be this: imajeenyus.com/temp/current_source.jpg. That's a single-transistor current source. The 10k pot applies a 0-9V voltage to the base of the transistor. It ensures that its emitter is always about 0.6V below the base voltage, so a 0-8.4V voltage appears across the 200R resistor. This will give a current range of 0-40mA or so. Neat thing is it's adjustable right down to zero (note if the base voltage is below 0.6V then the transistor will be off totally). I've shown both NPN and PNP versions, in case the diode needs to be connected to the 0V rail. Any common small amplifier transistors should work fine. The linearity and stability probably won't be as great as with an LM317, but it's maybe enough.
nice resonance
Just out of curiosity were did you happen to get the orenz adapter?
oh wait nvm i saw that you said you made it
That's great. How deep is the engraving?
Thanks - about 0.5mm in this case, but I can do deeper.
@@imajeenyus42 Do you have a laser enrgaving business or do you just do this as a hobby? Do you have a website where I could contact you directly?
@@altar7885 My own website is eyejayinstruments.com/ and you can contact me via the email there.
Hi buddy. Thank u for your efforts to help those who are interested in modification in electronic field May i have your email address Since i cannot send pictures and my questions via the comments . No item to send u some diagram of my own smps.
lindsay@imajeenyus.com
@@imajeenyus42 Hi First thank u for your very useful explanation of the modification in CZcams. Im a technician from iran. I sent u comments on your video for a help on a subject. Please in case u got free time Think for my problem on smps s-360-12 30A Chinese made model
@@imajeenyus42 i will mail u the problem with pictures and diagram later Thank u very much
This is amazing. Do you think you can make autoit change text box values from a list of choices?
Thanks! It should be possible - AutoIt seems capable of using pretty much all of the Windows controls, so you could pick choices from a list and then set them. www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/guiref/GUIRef.htm
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Hi Mr. Lindsay, great video! . Im trying to design an ultrasonic horn in COMSOL for a 40 kHz transducer to generate acoustic cavitation, but i´m having issues with the correct geometry. Could you share the dimensions of your 28 kHz horn to understand better the effects of geometry? Greetings
My cnc pen plotter is going on the wrong side. When it draws the picture, it is not in this direction, but it is moving to the left side. how to fix it? Is it a software problem?
Please direct all inquiries about the AxiDraw to Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories (www.evilmadscientist.com/), I can't help.
Mr Wilson I have a way to make the cooling fan running regardless of the output voltage. In my modification the voltage for the digital voltmeter ranges from 12 to 18volt of the power supply circuit for the meter. If i take power for the fan from meter power and using lm7812 regulator. Do you think this method is ok and no harm to the power supply and its output? Thank u
Yes, that should work - remember that the LM7812 has a dropout voltage of around 2V, so your fan will run at a slightly reduced voltage until the power supply reaches 14V.
@@imajeenyus42thanks How about the lowering the output voltage a little bit more to 4 volts,mine the lowest reach to the 5.9 volt Which resistors in the divider network i should change to get the 4 volts at the lowest
@@amirvafa7344 You would want to increase the value of R4 - this will decrease the lower voltage limit. However, you may then run in to problems with the short-circuit protection circuit kicking in, in which case you would have to remove D13 as described on my page.
Thank u bro As soon as l added a load to the output ,the lowest voltage came to 4.8.and every thing was perfect No need for any changes You were a great help for me Your description and analysis of the circuit was perfect. I learned very much ..im not professional in electronics Im just an aircraft electrical technician Which mostly our jobs is troubleshooting for wires and generators which rarely involved in electronics Take care and bye
Great video! Do I always have to calibrate the assembly (transducer + horn) to the transducers' resonance frequency or can I use the frequency of the whole assembly as the input? For example, I have a 40Khz transducer, and the assembly resonates at 35Khz, can I input 35Khz and operate the machine with this frequency or do I have to use the 40Khz and calibrate the horn for well function?
Thanks! To be honest, I'm not entirely sure, but my feeling is that you should optimise the horn so that the entire system operates at the same frequency as the bare transducer. The transducer has presumably been optimised to operate at 40kHz - at that frequency, the piezo elements will experience a longitudinal node, so they are only vibrating radially, which is where they are happy. At any other frequency, they would experience other sorts of vibrations, which might damage them. So better be on the safe side and get everything working at 40kHz!
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Love the video. Can you operate this transducer in a translational mode with a high voltage input to use it as an actuator? Or are there not enough Piezo donuts to be practical?
Thanks! I don't think so - if I have my figures right, a 5mm thick piezo disc made from PZT will change in thickness by only about 60 nanometers with 200V applied. Things are obviously different at resonance, where the amplitude is far greater - I measured about 20 microns peak-to-peak. Piezo actuators generally have many stacked elements, or additional mechanical amplification with a flexure.
Becoz of almost high amperes delivery of this psu ,i think i can be modified for higher voltage than 15v,but i don't know how much i must change the divider resistance without losing the over voltage protection of course in case this psu has such a protection
Why? Just buy a higher voltage supply. It's not worth the trouble to modify this way. The transformer is designed to output a little over the nominal voltage maximum, so you're never going to get it to produce a significantly higher voltage than its designed to. Additionally, you would need to change the output smoothing capacitors to a higher voltage rating, change the current sense resistor to provide the same power limiting, besides the feedback divider itself.
@@imajeenyus42 thanks for the reply. I have modified an atx psu which is more complicated than this chineese psu ,and i got at least double voltage for every line of it But i had to ground the dtc pin so losing every protection. But in your job u did lowering the output voltage without losing under voltage protection,i like to do that for O/V protection and change the outputs caps. It's so fun have your psu made specially for yourself.
@@amirvafa7344 If you really must, then make sure that the output smoothing caps are rated at an appropriate voltage.
@@imajeenyus42 of course. Thank u .again u gave a very clear explanation of the modified circuit.but still i think that the fan of the s400 psu must run independent of the main circuit and as soon as the power supply gets on start spinning.