How about using a UV-sensitive LDR (Light Dependant Resistor) in conjunction
with a PIC with analog capabilities.  Then letting the PIC controll the
UV-light for a set "ammount" of radiation.

This way, it will work with different powered UV-tubes, and one could have a
x-bit selector and the PIC would look up the exposure value from it's
eeprom.  Select board type / lamp type and press GO.

Cool ?

If only I could find some place with info on ammount of radiation needed for
different brands of photoresist...

    Kyrre

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