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CAMI Intros CableEye Adapter Board
Acton, MA — CAMI Research Inc. has introduced a new, dual-pur- pose connector board for training new users on its CableEye cable and harness testing systems, and for performing tester system verifi- cation. Called the CB-T1, the prod-
with identification LEDs for each connector that may be used to show the trainee operator which connec- tor s/he must connect. As a system verification tool,
the CB-T1 allows customers to ver- ify that the tester is working prop- erly by quickly sampling the full spectrum of fault detection without use of example fault cables. When testing, one cable example is typi- cally needed for each fault, and this presents a serious limitation. In- stead, the use of the CB-T1 will provide a faster and more thorough verification process. Customers may also use the
Single-board test and verification adapter.
uct is an excellent way to familiar- ize new employees with CableEye test systems during their orienta- tion. In addition, training may be self-directed with this tool. Populated with a few common
connectors, the board allows train - ees to methodically experience how the system responds to opens, shorts, miswires, diodes, resistance, and intermittent connections while at the same time learning to operate CableEye. The adapter board comes
board for demonstrating CableEye functionality to their own customers as a way of creating a quick impres- sion on production quality either during an audit, or during contract negotiations. Rated for 250VDC/ 200VAC, the CB-T1 may be used on all CableEye Testers. CableEye Testers display, and document basic electrical properties such as continu- ity, resistance, dielectric breakdown, insulation resistance, miswires, and sporadic defects. Contact: CAMI Research Inc.,
42 Nagog Park, Suite 115, Acton, MA 01720 % 800-776-0414 or 978-266-2655 fax: 978-266-2658 E-mail:
info@camiresearch.com Web:
www.camiresearch.com
Japan Unix Doubles Speed with
Flash Soldering
Tokyo, Japan — Japan Unix, a solu- tions provider for manual and solder- ing automation, has made a speed upgrade to its flash soldering Unix FS Series. The innovative flash sol- dering laser system is two times faster than a typical laser and can in- tegrate pre- and post-soldering pro - ces ses such as surface mount and through-hole devices. In addition to increasing speed, the system can im- prove productivity.
The Unix FS Series focuses on
three main elements: speed, integra- tion, and compact size. Depending on various condi-
tions, 100 points can be soldered in less than 30 seconds, which signifi- cantly increases productivity. A reg- ular laser provides <0.5 sec/point while Japan Unix’s laser does the same in <0.25 sec/point. Providing integrated soldering
processes for both solder paste and wire, the FS Series has a coaxial camera that follows actual soldering work scenes. It also has a simple setup and operation with direct teaching and soon will have automat- ic correction and error detection. In addition, it is possible to integrate pre- and post-soldering. The compact size saves both
Flash soldering system. A new, integrated optical laser
configuration achieves “double speed” on the updated FS Series. At less than 0.3sec per point, the system can ac- complish anything from SMT to through-hole soldering with unbeliev- able speed. Flash soldering not only saves power consumption but also re- duces maintenance.
space and power consumption com- pared to flow and reflow machines. Its footprint is compact enough to fit into any system scale, and its fixed soldering work area successfully re-
duces space requirements. Contact: Japan Unix Co., Ltd.,
107-0052 Tokyo Minatoku, Akasaka 2-21-25, Japan % +81-3-3588-0551 fax: +81-3-3588-0554 E-mail:
ykono@japanunix.co.jp Web:
www.japanunix.com
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