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March, 2014


Volpiano, Italy — SPEA is presenting its next generation of automatic board testers: flying probe and bed- of-nails systems. After years of suc-


www.us-tech.com At the core of the system instru- Next gen flying probe tester.


cess worldwide with over 1000 sys- tems installed, SPEA is launching the Flying Probe S2, the new genera- tion of fixtureless automatic test equipment.


ViTrox Intros Next Gen AOI Solution


Penang, Malaysia — ViTrox Technologies is introducing its new V510 Optimus 3D AOI system, a next generation solution for the SMT line. The system offers closed-loop feedback and monitoring with a cen- tralized management method that allows more effective defect image collections, centralized program- ming, as well as fine-tuning. One operator can now manage multiple production lines, providing tremen- dous cost savings. The system includes ViTrox


Database and Statistical Process Control (VDSPC), Centralized Library Distribution (CLD), Network Offline Programming (NOLP) and the ViTrox Verification Tool Solution (VVTS). New features include lifted lead detection, a universal cross sec- tion algorithm, co-planarity, and black and multicolor PCB inspection.


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mentation is the new Flying Tester Technology: the entire force/mea- surement unit has been placed directly on the axis, on a new, ultra- compact yet powerful module. Not just probes flying over the board; the company designed and realized the first “flying tester”, to achieve zero distance between the probe and the signal forcing/measurement. This results in faster test, and very clean signals, ensuring the most accurate measurement performance, for example, providing capacitance reso- lution of 0.1pF. Superior measure- ments are complemented by a state- of-the-art mechanical architecture. According to the company, the Flying Probe S2 is the only ATE system in


the world based on innovative linear motors and drivers on XYZ axis; materials, motion technology and motion balance are designed to guar- antee extraordinary accuracy with no change, drift or calibration required, ever. Full linear motion combined with Ultra Soft Touch technology mean that the S2 is ready for the future; sticky boards and flex circuits contacting is fast and reli- able, as well as miniaturized device testing. Even the new 008004 pack- age (0.25 x 0.125mm) will be testable with this system. The new flying probers also


extend the comprehensive range of test techniques, now including LED Color and Intensity test. Two flying sensors perform the high-speed


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measurement of the wave length and intensity of the light emitted by LEDs, in compliancy with the most stringent specification. Power-on test on all the probes, HV test (up to 600V), can be performed in addition to In-Circuit test, Short Test, Nodal Impedance Test, Functional Test, Open Pin Scan, Boundary Scan, Optical Test. The system instrumen- tation is configured for 8-wire meas- urements, bringing test flexibility


and enhanced test capability. Contact: SPEA America, 2609


SSW Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701 % 903-595-4433 fax: 903-595-5003


E-mail: info.america@spea.com Web: www.spea.com


See at IPC/APEX Booth #701.


Call us at 858-536-5050


Automating Manual X-Ray Inspection Optimus 3D inspection system.


Lifted lead detection is based on the company’s proprietary smart fitting surface color and board warpage. The lifted lead value (µm) is calculated from the virtual plane formed by the proprietary smart fitting algorithm. The new algorithm serves as an on- demand, generic inspection tool. This enables the user to freely locate the tool to perform any height-related inspection. In addition, the error name can be defined by the user, and an inverse logic option is available for greater flexibility. The V810 Series II inspection system provides Scan Path Merging, Simultaneous Efficient Reconstruction Technique (SERT) and Single Unified Manage - ment Office (SUMO) that greatly


improve inspection speed. Contact: ViTrox USA, 1460 Koll


Circle, Suite A, San Jose, CA 95112 % 970-481-3663 fax: 408-573-1079


Web: www.vitrox.com See at IPC/APEX Booth #717.


See at APEX, Booth 348


MatriX-FocalSpot is proud to introduce a new line of industry leading manual x-ray inspection solutions which provide Traceable Inspection Capability Multiple Modes of Operation


Traceable Mode  Operator Login


 Barcode / Product Name Upload of Inspection Parameters


 Automated Reporting by Ref Designator  Automated Image Archival


AXI Mode Fully Automated Inspection of BGA, QFN Barrel-Fill, SMT, and Discretes to IPC Inspection Acceptability Standards


Verify Mode Turn X-ray On, Image, Quick Review all under 10 seconds


ystem ongurations  80/90/130 kV Sealed Microfocus X-Ray Tubes  igh Resolution / Image Intensier  1k X 1k Digital 12 bit camera  MIPS Analyzer Software  Up to 20”x24” board handling  Portable Cabinet  Optional Programmable Oblique Viewing  Optional Barcode Reader


Call Us for More Information or visit our website at www.focalspot.com


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