March, 2015
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End Manual Profiling with KIC Automatic Profiling
San Diego, CA — KIC will demonstrate the Footprint, ProBot, X5, K2 and Mobile Profile Viewer APP. The Footprint allows one-click oven monitor- ing and eliminates frequent profiling and thermal process windows. It monitors the oven temperature variations along the conveyor and conveyor speed in real-time. The Footprint automatically measures the acceptable drift and alerts the user when condi- tions are unacceptable. The ProBot automatic profiling system
reduces the need for time-consuming periodic pro- filing. ProBot will immediately identify if the oven is ready for in-spec production, receive warnings/alarms if the process drifts and automat- ically send product-related yield data to third party management/MES systems. The X5 Profiler redefines what a
data intelligence profiler can and should do. As opposed to the low-cost data acquisition profilers that focus purely on recording a product profile,
Viscom: Advanced 3D Inspection Solutions
Hanover, Germany —Viscom AG will showcase its latest innovations, demonstrating the highlights of the company's most advanced and com- prehensive range of 3D-AOI, SPI and X-ray inspection systems. Viscom is unveiling the new and
completely redesigned version of its most successful and well established in-line automatic X-ray inspection system X7056. Now equipped with powerful digital flat panel detectors and X/Y stages the new X7056 FPD allows for even more accurate planar 3D analysis of hidden fine-pitch sol- der joints such as µBGA, QFNs and stacked packages (PoP) achieving a 300 percent improvement in x-ray image quality. In addition, the X7056 FPD is
now optionally equipped with Viscom's new high-speed 3D XM camera module with up to 8 angular views and fast shadow-free 3D inspection which allows for the most efficient simultaneous 3D AOI inspection. Viscom is also introducing its
new TrueYield approach to maximize yields with the most reliable defect detection and fewest false calls. With the combination of integrated verifi- cation to check programs with veri- fied known defects, known good sam- ple data, process uplink with process data analysis from several testgates and TCM, the automatic machine health check tool provides superior true yield improvement capabilities. Other systems on display
include: the standard powerful S3088 ultra 3D AOI system with the high-speed Viscom XM-module; the innovative 3-D solder paste inspec- tion system S3088 SPI 3D; and the efficient and flexible conformal coat-
ing inspection system S3088 CCI. Contact: Viscom USA, 1775
Breckinridge Parkway, Suite 500, E-mail:
info@ViscomUSA.com Web:
www.ViscomUSA.com or
www.viscom.com
See at NEPCON China Booth #B-1D10.
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a data intelligence profiler takes the additional active role of suggesting new oven setup in order to optimize the thermal process. The X5 ships stan- dard with process optimization software. The K2 Thermal Profiler builds on the company’s tradition of a compact and robust hardware that measures profiles accurately, even in harsh environments. The plug-and-play hardware and graphical user
interface makes profiling both quick and easy. The KIC software enables each thermocouple to use its own unique process window, while the optimiza- tion software automatically suggests the best oven setup to process the entire PCB and components in spec. This convenience, combined with lightning- fast speed, allows oven setup in a few seconds. The profile data measured by the K2 can now
be viewed both on a PC as well as on authorized Android and Apple mobile devices. The Mobile Profile Viewer App also is WiFi and Bluetooth com-
Diego, CA 92127 % 858-673-6050 fax: 858-673- 0085 Web:
www.kicthermal.com
X5 profiler.
patible. Contact: KIC, 16120 W. Bernardo Dr., San
See at NEPCON China Booth #B-1D40.
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