Anybody ever notice noise being emitted from where the scanned beam is terminated?
Anybody ever notice noise being emitted from where the scanned beam is terminated?
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What kind of surface are you terminating on?
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I was running the RGB and over the considerable fan noise I could hear a buzz from behind me.
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Radiation pressure? Its only thing i can think of.
Is the noise same frequency as scanning frequency?
Sounds like the beam might be heating the surface a little whenever it touches the suede, making a little noise.
I would imagine that suede will expand when the water and air inside it gets heated.
If u have time, try it on different surfaces and report the changes of sound![]()
Black pelicases will buzz when scanned with 8w of 532 green.
It sounds like a 'dry crackle' rather than a 'buzz'.
I had always thought is was the plastic absorbing the light energy and expanding, then quickly contracting as the scanning spot moved on .
B.