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| Xenon-SINTERON 2000 EQUIPMENT RACK |
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| SINTERON 2000 EQUIPMENT RACK |
| Xenon has provided
high-energy pulsed-light lamps and systems for
the production of medical devices, optical
storage media, and displays. The SINTERON
2000 can generate pulsed light for photonic
sintering of nanoparticle inks on low-temperature
substrates and low-temperature curing of thinfilm
substrates (e.g. organic photovoltaic, OLED
displays and multi-layer flexible circuits). Xenon
has developed products with extraordinary
ranges of power and system flexibility. |
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| Key features of SINTERON 2000 |
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Adjustable pulse width: 500 – 2000 us |
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Adjustable pulse energy: 180 – 1500 Joules |
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Flashlamp wavelength selections |
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Sintering area: 1.9 x 30.5 cm |
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The SINTERON 2000 is a 19-inch rack unit
comprising four bays that house the power
supply, the controller and two pulse forming
network (PFN) bays containing two PFN each. |
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The energy into the flashlamp can be controlled by adjusting the voltage and pulse duration. |
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Once the pulse duration has been selected, the voltage can be adjusted by a dial on the controller bay. An LED display shows the voltage set. Care must be taken to ensure that the voltage set is within the safe operating range for the lamp. |
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The SINTERON 2000 includes circuit breaker emergency-stop and interlocks for safety. It also has LED indicators on the PFN modules to indicate presence of power. For user safety, ensure that the PFN LEDs are OFF and the power is switched OFF before opening the rear of the rack unit to configure the circuit. There is 8U spare rack space in the SINTERON 2000 for expansion and other equipment. |
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Sintering conductive nano and flake inks |
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Curing thin-film substrates |
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Surface Modification |
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