Mercury xenon lamps from the LTI family of specialty discharge light sources lead the way in providing high radiant power in the UV range for high-speed microlithography production environments, as required for the fabrication of printed circuit boards and integrated circuit applications. The lamps are filled with mercury and a rare noble gas; this results in extremely high spectral output energy in the ultraviolet region, which is vital to the photolithography exposure process.
LTI’s mercury xenon lamps are specifically designed for DC operation, bringing longer life, enhanced stability, and instant ignition to any application.
The following information is intended to be a practical guide to give a basic overview of mercury xenon lamps, from design to operating parameters to lamp behavior to care & handling. Common problems are discussed and solutions offered. With an understanding of this information, users will gain optimum performance from their mercury xenon lamps.
LTI’s mercury xenon lamps are specifically designed for DC operation, bringing longer life, enhanced stability, and instant ignition to any application.
The following information is intended to be a practical guide to give a basic overview of mercury xenon lamps, from design to operating parameters to lamp behavior to care & handling. Common problems are discussed and solutions offered. With an understanding of this information, users will gain optimum performance from their mercury xenon lamps.
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