So I did a double sided circuit board. and after etching one side, it seems that there are multiple random cracks in my traces. It seems that in order to get my board working, I have to patch those tracks up.
At first i thought it was my old laser printer (samsung ML2510) that may be causing the problem since it did not print the tracks properly on the transparency. When I first had that printer, it was working for me perfectly, although at that time (6 months ago), I used whatever transparencies they were selling behind the counter.
Now I figure I should replace the printer, so I did. It is now a Brother. I get the same results on the transparency.
All my transparencies were purchased from Grand and Toy.
When I was looking for some transparencies, I saw ones for laser printers, ones for inkjets, and ones for photo copiers.
I'm beginning to think I should go for the photocopier transparencies, but sources claim I should be going against them.
I'm gonna continue to blame laser printers for my problem.
What do you think?
At first i thought it was my old laser printer (samsung ML2510) that may be causing the problem since it did not print the tracks properly on the transparency. When I first had that printer, it was working for me perfectly, although at that time (6 months ago), I used whatever transparencies they were selling behind the counter.
Now I figure I should replace the printer, so I did. It is now a Brother. I get the same results on the transparency.
All my transparencies were purchased from Grand and Toy.
When I was looking for some transparencies, I saw ones for laser printers, ones for inkjets, and ones for photo copiers.
I'm beginning to think I should go for the photocopier transparencies, but sources claim I should be going against them.
I'm gonna continue to blame laser printers for my problem.
What do you think?