Laser Cutter Frequency Settings

Frequency automatic when frequency automatic is set to ye s the engraver s software will automatically adjust the pulsing of the laser to a value of 5000.

Laser cutter frequency settings.

If frequency automatic is set to no you can control the pulsing of the laser in the frequency box. Cutting 1 8 3 mm 100 f 5s 100p 6s 100p 7s 100p 8s 100p 10s 100p 12s 100p cutting 1 4. For engraving 100 speed and 55 600dpi 65 400dpi or 75 power 300dpi â epilog manual. When the laser cutter is working it doesn t leave the laser on for the duration of the cut.

Send the graphic to the laser and start again with higher speed 5 10 recommended and lower power. In raster mode it acts similar to an inkjet printer and prints thousands and thousands of dots per inch dpi. For cutting use 5000 ppi frequency. Defines the output power of the laser.

Lower frequency and higher power settings help offset the change in focal point. Suggested frequencies are included in the tables showing suggested speed and power settings. Frequency may also be known as ppi or pulses per inch and is a way to control how many times the laser pulses over a given distance during the cutting process. High power is used for cutting thick materials and lower power is used for engraving and cutting of thin materials such as paper.

Different grades of anodized core aluminum alloy will affect how the final marks look. During the cutting process the frequency parameter is decisive and is given in hz hertz. It specifies the number of laser pulses per second. Typically can be set from 0 to 100 maximum power.

To print a copy of these settings to keep next to your laser go to www. The smaller rectangle with two differently rounded corners provides the advantage that more complex shapes and straight cutting lines which is possible with the tested settings. If you have other settings you d like to suggest please send an email to design help ncsu edu with the details. It specifies the number of laser pulses per second.

The frequency setting controls how many laser pulses are applied to the piece you re cutting every inch. The four most important settings of a laser cutter are power speed frequency and for focus distance. The frequency range is 1 to 5000. The higher the frequency the more pulses you have and the more they will overlap resulting in a smoother cut.