I hope that you are aware of the dangers of short-wavelength UV. It is a much
more potent carcinogen, for skin exposure, than ordinary sunlight (it damages
DNA much more effectively), and it generates ozone, which is
toxic..................John.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jayant Neogi at Internet_Gateway
Sent: Sunday, September 13, 1998 12:32 PM
To: MEMS@ISI.EDU at Internet_Gateway
Subject: RE: UV source
<< File: RFC822 message headers.txt >> Hi:
I have been using a UV source from ORIEL. It is not very expensive but does a
great job.
Regards
Jayant Neogi
Director: Norsam Technologies
Ph# 503-640-0586
Jun Zhang wrote:
> Dear colleague:
> I am looking for a UV source with the 185nm wavelength coverage. It would have
a flexible light guides allow precise placement and control of the light. Does
anybody know the company which may has this products available? Any reference or
information on that are appreciated.
>
> Jun Zhang
>
>