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Is there any way to "look through" a circuit board which
has traces inside (multilayer)? I tried making the layers visible with a lighttable, but the board is simply not thick enough to let enough light pass. Any other way to look inside a board or other object? I thought of infrared light, but no idea how to make that visible on the other side. This sounds strange, i know, the circuit board is just an example, another example may be, how to show the metal in security cards, bank notes, check for printing under a label without removing the label, and so on. A third example may be, i have 2 pieces of black paper. inbetween i put a piece of newspaper. Light should not pass, but is there a way to make the text visible? Again, sounds weird, i know, but i have a good reason for it. As well, can electric current in a board made visible ? To check for broken traces, continuity problems, and so on. Someone claimed he did all above but refuses to say how, but i know he uses a computer scanner and something on top of the object, thatīs why i thought of infrared. Any ideas? Bart Bervoets |
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