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PreForm Technical Guide: Understanding Support Design from the Basics

We have compiled know-how to improve print quality using the printing settings software 'PreForm' for the Form 3 series 3D printers.

This is a technical guide that helps improve the print quality of the popular 3D printer Form 3 series and reduce the time required for finishing processes. To make the most of the created models, it is important to print them at the quality expected in the design. By understanding how the Form 3 series prints and making adjustments to the print settings, you can create high-quality models and reduce the time spent on finishing processes. [Features of the document] ■ Easy to practice with screenshots Tips for support design are explained alongside PreForm screenshots. You can set up by comparing the actual screen with this document. ■ Compatible with various model shapes In addition to tips for support design, we also introduce the printing mechanism of the Form 3 series. By understanding "why support is needed in this area?", you can accommodate various models. ★ A print design guide (appendix) that also explains key points during model design is included. For more details, please request a catalog or view the PDF data from the download button below.

  • 3D Printer
  • Technical and Reference Books
  • Design Basics

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Flyback Transformer Circuit: Fundamentals of High Voltage Power Supply Development and Design

Introducing the principles of flyback transformer circuits and the reasons why they are not commonly used in high-voltage power supplies!

A high-voltage power supply refers to a power supply that generates high voltages of several kV or more. Generally, industrial equipment operates at low voltages, typically 24V or 48V, but in some applications, higher voltages such as 100V or 200V may be required. However, in specialized applications such as mass spectrometry, X-ray inspection devices, and scientific experiments, high voltages of several kV may be necessary. In such cases, the aforementioned high-voltage power supply is required. A representative circuit used in such high-voltage power supplies is the Cockcroft-Walton circuit. However, in high-voltage power supplies, not only the Cockcroft-Walton circuit but also flyback transformer circuits may be used. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

  • power supply
  • Other power sources
  • Design Basics

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