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developed to be used in technical education institutions that will improve the quality of education in
             the  field  of  electrical  and  electronic  engineering.  Compared  with  other  exposures  system  such  as
             filament  and  metal,  the  resulting  UV  LEDs  system  exposure  is  much  cheaper,  does  not  require
             complex infrastructure to operate and offers full flexibility in exposure parameters [8]. The system is
             portable,  compact,  offering  low  voltage  DC  operation  and  can  be  used  in  any  suitable  location.
             Reduced system costs and complexity make UV LED photolithography as the perfect equipment for
             microfibrating applications by producing patterns in varying distances according to the thickness of
             the film used. This low cost UV LED exposure system has been realized and shows excellent results
             especially for technical Education. Using UV LEDs the cost should be reduced 2 times of the current
             cost compare to conversional equipment.

             References
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             microstructure patterning," 14th Solid State Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop, p 481-
             484, June 2012.
             [3]   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/   Photolithography,   Wikipedia,   the   free   encyclopedia,
             Photolithography, Accessed on: 2017-06-23
             [4] Marc J. Madou, Fundamentals of Microfabrication and Nanotechnology, Third Edition, Volume
             Two:  Manufacturing  Techniques  for  Microfabrication  and  Nanotechnology  1st  Edition,  CRC
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             [6]  http://www.nailsmag.com/article/93494/the-difference-between-led-and-uv-lam.  The  Difference
             between LED and UV Lamps Accessed on: 2017-06-30
             [7]  Abd  Rahman  Tamuri  et  al  ,  Ultravoilet  (UV)  Light  Spectrum  of  fluorescent  lamps,  The
             Proceedings of 8th SEATUC Symposium, 2014
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