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July, 2012
Viscom Introduces New AOI Software Capabilities
Hanover, Germany — Viscom is offer- ing many additional features with its new SI Software Release 7.45 that make using AOI/AXI inspection sys- tems in electronics manufacturing faster and more convenient. Highlights include improved component body detection for SOTs,
tained. For the color ring inspection, a
new analysis process based on color images from the 8M camera technol- ogy is now available. This process en- sures that color ring inspection for Melf and THT components is fast and reliable. Another new useful function
TRUST MATTERS.
WHO’S RELYING ON YOUR CAMERA CHOICE? Real people—you and your customers—are. That’s why, at Basler, trust is as crucial to our :
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baslerweb.com CE? New software offers open area inspection.
the new color ring inspection capabil- ity for resistor values, further simpli- fied optical character recognition (TopOCR), and solder ball inspection. Improved component body de-
tection for SOTs is achieved, in part, with a newly developed algorithm for this task, optimized in actual manu- facturing runs involving high piece counts. With this new inspection process, reliable defect detection and reduced false alarm rates can be at-
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is solder ball inspection. In addition to the familiar variants of inspection window generation from GenCad or Gerber data, this function is now available as a component of the Vis-
com SI software release. Contact: Viscom USA, 1775
Breckinridge Parkway, Suite 500, Duluth, GA 30096 % 678-966-9835 fax:678-966-9828 E-mail:
info@ViscomUSA.com Web:
www.ViscomUSA.com
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