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+          <a href="https://blog.privacynerd.de/en/posts/diy-uv-pcb-exposure-unit/">Self-built UV exposure unit (LED)</a>
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+        <div class="post-meta"><time class="post-date">2025-04-14</time></div>
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+            <p>If you&rsquo;ve been around the (electronics) DIY scene for a while, at some point you can&rsquo;t avoid circuit boards (printed circuit boards/PCBs).
+The main advantages over soldering circuits by hand on perforated or strip-grid boards are that they are easier to replicate (once designed
+a circuit can theoretically be produced as often as you like) and that space can be used more efficiently
+(a board is almost always smaller than a soldered perforated grid board with the same circuit). Ultimately,
+devices with circuit boards also simply look more professional. There are certainly more advantages (and of course
+also disadvantages!), but I will not list them here for the sake of simplicity.</p>
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