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Page 27 Schleuniger Updates CrimpLab Software
Manchester, NH — The well-known CrimpLab 1 crimp cross section measurement and analysis software for Schleuniger MicroGraph and SawInspect Systems has been im- proved and taken to the next Level with CrimpLab 2. Two different ver- sions of the new software are avail- able, CrimpLab 2 Standard and CrimpLab 2 Automatic. All Schleu- niger MicroGraph and SawInspect crimp quality assurance systems now come equipped with CrimpLab 2 Standard software. The new soft- ware looks quite different from the first generation and has been updat- ed with many new features in order to better meet user requirements. New features include: job man-
agement to predefine measurement requirements for individual jobs; user management with language se- lection from a variety of languages for worldwide use; fully automatic cross section analysis in seconds with Crimplab 2 automatic software (op- tional); added reporting functions. With CrimpLab 2 software, all
key dimension requirements can be measured, according to the VW 60330 standard, including critical heights, widths and angles. In addi-
CyberOptics Advances 3D Sensor Technology
Minneapolis, MN — CyberOptics® Cor poration (NASDAQ: CYBE) has developed proprietary 3D sensing ca- pabilities that incorporate Multi-Re- flection Suppression technology (MRS) and highly sophisticated 3D algorithms. Delivering advantages that
have previously been unachieved in the industry, this technology enables ultra-high quality 3D images at pro- duction speeds, using architecturally superior multi-view sensors and Multi-Reflection Suppression tech- nology (MRS). The multi-view 3D data is
merged together with highly sophis- ticated algorithms and MRS which suppresses any reflection that can distort the data, enabling a precise 3D representation. This is particu- larly critical for inspecting shiny ob- jects. The architecturally superior sensor design captures and trans- mits the data simultaneously and in parallel, vs. a typical serial approach used in alternate technologies. These breakthrough technology building blocks result in exceptional speed and accuracy. According to the company, the
combination of high quality 3D accu- racy at low speed, or lower accuracy at high speed have both been accom- plished, but achieving ultra-high quality 3D data at production speeds is only now achievable with the ar- chitecturally superior multi-view sensor incorporating Multi-Reflec-
tion Suppression technology. Contact: CyberOptics Corp.,
5900 Golden Hills Dr., Minneapolis, MN 55416 % 763-542-5000 fax: 763-542-5100 E-mail:
info@cyberoptics.com Web:
www..cyberoptics.com.
tion, strands can be counted, crimp compression and crimp symmetry can be determined, and physical measurement data can be imported
from crimp height measurement de- vices. Users can also analyze other aspects of processed wire ends such as strip quality and wire position in
the crimp. CrimpLab 2 Automatic software
includes an automatic contour recog- nition function, which allows users to measure all cross-section dimensions of standard B-crimps automatically with just a few clicks. Automatic measurements can be taken in a frac- tion of the time required with manu- al measurements, significantly in- creasing efficiency. The new Crim- pLab 2 analysis software makes crimp cross-section analysis simple,
fast and traceable. Contact: Schleuniger, 87 Colin
Dr., Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117 fax: 603-668-8119
New software simplifies crimp cross-section measurements.
E-mail:
marketing@schleuniger.com Web:
www.schleuniger-na.com
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