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AOI systems requires zero in-the-field calibration and illuminates only when necessary, lowering the overall cost of ownership. The SPI sensor is manu- factured as an integrated assembly with no moving parts, completely eliminating machine-to-machine vari- ation across production lines. CyberOptics also provides
process control that increases pro- ductivity and product quality, enabling electronics manufacturers to deliver the highest value to their customers. Its Process Monitor SPC software offers a complete range of real-time monitoring and historical data analysis tools. With its drill- down capability for deep-dive analy- sis and flexible reporting, users can easily identify and analyze trends. The CyberConnect™ feature on
the company’s software offers an AOI-SPI correlation analysis tech- nique that enables advanced, effec- tive traceability of defects between AOI and SPI systems. With this unique solution, users can select the panel data, select the machine(s) and defect types of interest and Process Monitor gets all the right data dis- played in just the right way for analysis and corrective action. This reduces rework costs and improves overall line yield. The SPI systems fully support
feedback and feed forward capability with leading solder paste printer and SMT mounter vendors. With the closed-loop feedback feature, the results from SPI can be used to opti- mize the screen printing process, achieve stencil cleaning cycles, and fine-tune screen printer setup and monitor process drift. All this results in significant yield improvement with reduction in rework costs and increase in production throughput. The company is poised to offer great new products and value-add solu- tions. On the AOI front, the QX600 will offer an all-new Strobed Inspection Module with enhanced
illumination using LED lighting that will improve solder joint and gold fin- ger inspection while reducing reflec- tion and shadow effects. Add to this a higher sensor resolution of 12µm that captures brilliant and crisp quality images that are crucial for effective defect review analysis. A large-board version, QX600-L, which
SIM 120 strobed inspection module.
supports 20 x 20-in. (508 x 508mm) boards, also will be offered. On the SPI front, the SE500 -
ULTRA system is designed with an all-new, ultra-fast sensor and an optional dual illumination sensor to further enhance repeatability and reproducibility on the very smallest of paste deposits. The Ultra-fast sen- sor combined with the “all-in-one” scan algorithm (combining the fidu- cial, barcode and range scans into one, seamless inspection scan sequence) positions the SE500 - ULTRA at 30 percent faster speed. Contact: CyberOptics
Corporation, 5900 Golden Hills Dr., Minneapolis, MN 55416 % 763-542-5000 fax: 763-542-5100 E-mail:
drutherford@cyberoptics.com Web:
www.cyberoptics.com r \
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1411.
Tomorrow’s SMT Placement Continued from previous page
greatly due to economic or seasonal changes? Can a single placement platform really help a manufacturer scale his capacity up and down in line with demand? ASM Assembly Systems has
positioned its SIPLACE SX as the first capacity-on-demand platform, for good reason: the machine’s placement capacity can be quickly increased or decreased by adding or removing a gantry (including the placement head). This is not revolutionary per se; other manufacturers and machines offer removable gantries, too. The SIPLACE team, on the other hand, has developed special replaceable gantries for the SIPLACE SX that a single person can add or remove in only a few minutes. The machine rec- ognizes the new configuration instant- ly and adjusts the placement pro- grams automatically. Because of this feature, a manu-
facturer can easily shift placement capacity from one less-used SMT line to one where it is needed. Adding the second gantry almost doubles the machine’s performance. No additional floor space is needed, and the line does not have to be physically reconfigured. But that’s not all. ASM
Assembly Systems also offers these gantries for rent. In high season, or when business is especially good, an EMS provider can quickly and easily ramp up his capacity by renting a few more gantries. When business slows down, he simply returns them. His accountant will be happy, too, because no investments or fixed costs are involved. Electronics manufacturers who
want to be flexible need equipment that is flexible and able to deliver high throughput. The machines must be able to handle imperfect data and last minute changes, even in the middle of production. Platforms must be able to support creative and efficient setup strate- gies. They must also be easily scala- ble. With all its advanced features, the SIPLACE SX demonstrates that the leading equipment manufactur- ers are designing their equipment ground up to be free of constraints to fulfill these goals. Contact: ASM Assembly
Systems, LLC, 3975 Lakefield Court, Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3000 E-mail:
easales.sea@
asmpt.com Web:
www.siplace.com r
See at IPC/APEX Booth #215.
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