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The V810 is capable of detecting many defects including shorts, opens, missing components, non- wetting, billboards, tombstones, lifted leads, solder ball, voiding, insuffi cient solder, reversed tantalum capacitor and excess solder. Additionally, it has the ability to inspect the toughest hidden joint defects commonly found on the production line such as head in pillow, package on package, plated through-hole (PTH) and various types of connector joint defects to a standard far beyond other AXI machines on the market. ViTrox’s team works closely with


ViTrox’s V810 high-speed X-ray


inspection machine for PCBA manufacturing.


AsteelFlash _ and all its customers _ to design, develop and implement inspection solutions to continually improve the quality of their products


and processes. ViTrox’s AOI Division designs, manufactures and markets technologically advanced and competitively priced automated optical inspection (AOI) systems, such as the V510, and related products, providing quality improvement solutions that are able to detect defects that occur during the manufacturing process for the printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) industry, fl exible printed circuit board (FPC) industry and high-density interconnect substrate (HDI) industry. Today, ViTrox is an award-winning publically listed


company and worldwide leader of high-speed machine vision inspection systems with an extensive customer base throughout Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, India, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and the United States. For more information about the company, visit www.vitrox.com.


Feature article submission guidelines


Have you got an article which you’d like to see as a feature in this magazine? Go ahead and send it to us, we’d be delighted to include it. The EIU team receives press releases and article submissions on a daily basis. We make a point of ensuring that almost all of the releases we receive appear on the most relevant of our websites – www.electronicscomponentsworld.com or www.electronicsproductionworld.com – and from there, published in this magazine. If you’d like to reach a wider audience, contact the EIU team with your submission, including a high resolution photograph where possible. All press releases should be sent to either editorial@electronicscomponentsworld.com or editorial@electronicsproductionworld.com, as is relevant. Submissions for technical articles, industry interviews, and company profi les can be sent to donal@blackdotpublishing.com.


September 2011


New Features of V810


Virtual Live • Provides user live browsing content on the board by selecting any region on the board.


• A set of images from that region with different Z-heights will be reconstructed.


V810 64-bit • A new platform that runs the V810 application in Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. Individual Board Alignment • Aligns based on board instead of panel. • Reduces alignment error of individual boards, especially on multiple boards placed on carrier.


Global Surface Modeling (GSM) • Identifying the PCB surface provides better focus on accuracy, especially on warped boards.


Large View • Allows users to have an additional view on neighboring components, which is the same as 5DX.


• It can help the operator have better judgment at the repair station.


Multiple Barrel Slice Height for PTH Component • Allows users to inspect up to fi ve different barrel slice heights in one inspection. 5DX to V810 Conversion Tools • T hese tools reduce program development time by at least 30 percent.


Multiple Camera User Gain • Adjusting camera gain results in brighter, clearer images.


• Improves image brightness on highly shaded components such as PTHs, Ventura connectors, BGAs, chip under BGAs, etc.


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