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Everett Charles Introduces Turnkey Functional Test Solutions
Pomona, CA — Everett Charles Technologies’ Fixture Services Group (FSG) is introducing Integrated Functional Test Solutions, its new turnkey product. The product pro- vides a total solution for functional test, including software, test system and customized fixtures that are designed and developed on one conti- nent and then deployed on another continent. In addition, FSG is showing its latest Zoom™ Patent #5,818,248,
Pure Zoom™ (patent-pending), Dual Access and LEDCheck™ Patent #7,064,832 product lines. The Zoom product line shifts
the accuracy of ICT test fixtures to the next capability level, allowing access to 0.5mm and smaller test centers. The Pure Zoom (patent-pend-
ing) product line leverages the Zoom concept
to the New Product
Introduction (NPI) environment by providing the great access capabili-
ties of Zoom at a minimum of 60 per- cent less cost than a conventional ICT fixture using non-multiplexed in-circuit test equipment. The company’s latest dual
access design allows accurate and repeatable top-side probing in a large volume manufacturing environment, using the company’s proven guide pin-to-bushing accuracy. The new LEDCheck™II is a two-
channel and the LEDCheck™ VIII is an eight-channel modular assembly
Finally, a Pb-free solder paste that takes a shine to ENIG/gold PC boards.
Introducing NC-560-LF, the Pb-free no-clean solder paste designed for hard-to-solder metallization surfaces
Nothing increases production yields like AMTECH’s NC-560-LF, the lead-free, no-clean solder paste for hard-to-solder metallization surfaces, including ENIG (Gold),OSP, HASL and immersion silver
boards.This fully RoHS-compliant solder paste delivers unparalleled lot-to-lot and stencil printing consistency, and enhanced solderability due to superior print performance characteristics, including excellent wetting and activity, ideal viscosity, long stencil life, thermal stability up to 300
o C, and minimal residue. NC-560-LF
solder paste is also low beading, low voiding, and anti-tombstoning to reduce scrap and rework. Looking to strike it rich with greater hourly throughput? CallAMTECH today, and you’ll be golden.
AMTECH
www.amtechsolder.com
FI LLI NG TH E VO ID See us at APEX Booth 2034
Eight-channel LEDCheck. FSG is also showing the VG™
Series interconnect fixture, receivers and blocks for VXI, PXI and GPIB systems. Contact: Everett Charles
Technologies, 700 E. Harrison Ave., Pomona, CA 91767 % 909-625-5551 fax: 909-624-9746 Web:
www.ectinfo.com
See at APEX Booth #477.
Computrol, Inc. Highlights Manufacturing
Services Meridian, ID — Computrol, Inc. pro- vides mid- to low-volume, high-mix electronic manufacturing services to OEMs, offering such services as turnkey electronics contract manu- facturing; complete electronics as -
designed specifically for true color testing, including color and intensity at ICT or as a standalone unit.
Adjusting parameters for assembly process.
sembly; single- and double-sided PCB assembly; cable assembly; wireless harness assembly; supply chain man- agement; SMT, through-hole and mixed PCA; BGA assembly; press-fit and backplane assembly; electro- mechanical and subassembly builds; complete box builds; flying probe test, in-circuit test, and functional test; and RoHS-compliant/lead-free pro- curement and assembly. In addition, electronics manu-
facturing services include combined quantity purchasing, raw materials procurement and management, fin- ished goods inventory management, JIT delivery, ERP controls, and per- sonalized account management. The company also is certified in
ISO 9001-2008 and ISO 13485, IPC class II and III and J-STD certified as well as being ITAR registered and lead-free RoHS compliant. Contact: Computrol, Inc., 499 E.
Corporate Dr., Meridian, ID 83642 % 208-887-1000 fax: 208-887-2000 Web:
www.computrol.com
See at APEX Booth #2317.
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