Darren Null
11-02-2007, 1:31 AM
Does anyone know if there's a material out there that conducts electricity that can be lasered? Flexible would be good too.
I'm still looking into back-lighting circuitry, and -with LED's in particular- the circuitry can be pretty messy. It would be so much easier if you could knock out vector circuits for a particular situation (corner lights; 12 LED/side area flood; 8 top 8 bottom colourfade etc. etc) and then just scale to the job, burn and attach the LEDs and current-conversion gubbins to the appropriate places. And, of course, burning it myself, I can attach labels to the terminals and Darren-proof things...leaving me free to concentrate on collecting soldering iron burns.
I know there's all sorts of ready-made LED strings out there, but they are pretty expensive for what they are, and they're never the >exact< size you need.
Does my wonder-material exist?
I'm still looking into back-lighting circuitry, and -with LED's in particular- the circuitry can be pretty messy. It would be so much easier if you could knock out vector circuits for a particular situation (corner lights; 12 LED/side area flood; 8 top 8 bottom colourfade etc. etc) and then just scale to the job, burn and attach the LEDs and current-conversion gubbins to the appropriate places. And, of course, burning it myself, I can attach labels to the terminals and Darren-proof things...leaving me free to concentrate on collecting soldering iron burns.
I know there's all sorts of ready-made LED strings out there, but they are pretty expensive for what they are, and they're never the >exact< size you need.
Does my wonder-material exist?