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March, 2013 Partnering to Better Provide


TTC Solutions to the Industry Continued from previous page


from kiting, to offline job setup, to online verification and low-level warnings. For customers in the high-reliability sector, the optional traceability module is a must. It al- lows customers to know precisely which lots of components were used to assemble a specific board, down to the reference designator level. IFS-X2 also represents a com-


petitive edge for Juki against other placement machines. It is the only intelligent feeder system that can be


is now selling more than just place- ment machines, they wanted to offer a similar level of material and process control software for equip- ment like screen printers, reflow ovens and selective soldering. It re- lies on Cogiscan to provide modular and scalable TTC software that can be deployed as a standalone solu- tion, or integrated with factory-level systems. The Juki TTC software was successful when it was introduced the IPC APEX EXPO 2012. TTC systems are strategically important for electronics assemblers.


End-to-End materials tracking flow.


retrofitted back to any vintage ma- chine and feeder. The contactless RFID technolo-


gy is more reliable and requires no maintenance, thus contributing to the lowest cost of ownership offered by Juki. The RFID feeders are intel- ligent both on and off the machine, even when they are loaded on stor- age carts. The IFS-X2 software also is dif-


ferent in the fact that other equip- ment vendors’ software typically is limited to a specific machine brand and/or model. Because IFS-X2 is based on Cogiscan TTC software, it can be expanded to any other plat- form, providing a unified GUI and a common database for multi-vendor lines, including manual placement and any other manufacturing process such as AOI, ICT, final as- sembly, functional test, rework, con- formal coating and final pack-out. The Juki TTC software is a nat- ural extension of IFS-X2. Since Juki


This recent product introduction is a significant milestone for Juki and Co- giscan, and is seen as a leading indus- try solution. By joining forces in the past, Juki and Cogiscan developed better solutions for their customers and, as a result, both companies en- joyed growing success. The same recipe that was


proven for placement machines now is expanding to the next level: to the rest of the SMT line and beyond. By building its product and business de- velopment strategy on solid partner- ships, Juki can offer better solutions — faster and at lower costs — ulti- mately delivering the highest value to its customers that, in turn, can help it become more successful in its own business. Contact: François Monette, Co-


giscan Inc., 50 De Gaspé, Suite A5, Bromont, Canada J2L 2N8; E-mail: fmonette@cogiscan.com; % 450-534-2644; Web: www.cogiscan.comr


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