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New Brass Surface Mount PCB Fasteners from PEM
Danboro, PA — PennEngineering® is introducing PEM® ReelFast® brass surface mount fasteners to provide suitable hardware solutions for printed circuit board applications
their pick-and-place installation deliv- ers key efficiencies and econ omies. Among the benefits, the fasteners can reduce the risk of damage to boards (and resulting scrap) typically result- ing when conventional fasteners are improperly installed with off- line equipment, minimize the number of loose parts and related handling issues, and promote quicker assembly by eliminating secondary operations during the installation process. Threaded versions are
Brass surface mount fasteners available on tape-and-reel.
requiring superior electrical and mechanical attachment points. These tin-plated Type SMTSOB™ brass nuts and spacers/standoffs install permanently on PCBs in the same manner and at the same time as othersurface mount components prior to the automated reflow solder process. They can serve reliably to space or stack boards, mount boards, and/or attach components. These fasteners exhibit greater
corrosion resistance and higher con- ductivity than steel counterparts and
available in sizes #2-56 through #8-32 and M2 through M4 and thru-hole (non-threaded) types can be specified in sizes 0.116- in., 0.143-in., 3.6mm, and 4.2mm. Lengths range from 0.065 to 0.375-in. and 2 to 10mm.
All are designed for use with boards of any hardness and as thin as 0.060- in./1.53mm. The fasteners are sup- plied on tape-and-reel conforming to industry standards and compatible with existing SMT automated instal- lation equipment. A polyimide patch affixed to the end of the fastener
allows for vacuum pickup. Contact: PennEngineering, 5190
Old Easton Road, Danboro, PA 18916-1000 % 800-237-4736 or 215-766-8853 fax: 215-766-0143 Web:
www.pemnet.com
Framos: SMARTEK Vision Giganetix Camera
Ottawa, ON, Canada — New from Framos, SMARTEK Vision’s flagship Giganetix Plus (GCP) camera series, is one of the first camera lines on the market to include Sony Pregius Exmor CMOS sensor technology with the IMX174 sensor being used in the GCP1931 camera. The little brother of this sensor, the IMX249 is now also being incorporated into the GC series, thereby extending the SMARTEK portfolio with another important Sony Pregius Exmor sen- sor. Sony’s Pregius Exmor IMX249 sensor has a high dynamic range of up to 70dB, large 5.86µm pixels, a very low read-noise value of 10e-and very high sensitivity under low light conditions. Compared to the IMX174, the IMX249 sensor with a transfer rate of up to 41fps is signifi- cantly less expensive while continu- ing to provide excellent performance. The SMARTEK Vision GC1932 with the IMX249 is therefore particularly suitable for cost-sensitive image-pro- cessing solutions where image quali- ty is important and speed plays a secondary role. According to the com- pany, it is important to accurately reproduce the exact shape of a mov- ing object for industrial use. This is why
the company extended
SMARTEK’s GC series with its first global shutter sensor, Sony’s Pregius IMX249. Sony’s analog memory makes the sensor extremely sensi- tive,
furthermore, simultaneous
recording of all pixel signals pro- duces distortion-free images without smearing. The “big sister”, the GCP1931
camera with the IMX174 sensor, now offers the full multi-ROI (Region Of Interest)
features of the Sony Pregius Exmor sensor. By setting
regions of interest (ROI), a certain section of the image can be selected, this increases the transfer perform-
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ance with smaller volumes of data being sent and improves the camera performance. Until now, only vertical regions
of interest (ROI) could be sensibly used with CMOS sensors because the entire line is nevertheless read out with horizontal ROIs. By adapt- ing the firmware, SMARTEK’s engi- neers were among the first to make this feature of the IMX174 sensor available in the GCP1931 camera. With freely definable definitions of blind columns and lines, several ROIs can now be laid out in a grid structure to make much better use of the bandwidth. A further feature permitting loss-free data compres- sion at a color depth of 10 and 12 bits and an increase of transfer perform- ance with a bandwidth saving of 30 percent will become available in the
SMARTEK GCP series this summer. Contact: FRAMOS Technologies Inc., 57 Auriga Drive, Suite 203,
Ottawa, Ontario K2E 8B2 Canada % 1-613-208-1082 E-mail:
info@framos.com Web:
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