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BENCHMARK IN WIRE STRIPPING
Nordson DAGE Debuts Quadra™ 7 X-Ray Inspection System
Carlsbad, CA — Nordson DAGE, a division of Nordson Corp., has intro- duced its fourth-generation, ultra- high-resolution, off-line MXI X-ray system, the Quadra™ 7, for the first time in the Americas. The company’s flagship
The
Mira 230 has a new robust and
sturdy design that supports an extraor- dinary processing range from AWG 32 to AWG 8. It sets a new benchmark by its unique sequencing capabilities that can be stored in a library for quick reproduction. The Mira 230 can strip and cut inner conductors with a variety of parameters without a program change. It comes equipped with a simple graphical user interface that ensures a quick learning process.
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system, the Quadra 7 comes equipped with 0.1µm sub- micron feature recognition and two 4K UHD (ultra-high- definition) displays, whose 8 million pixels show the 50 µm pixel pitch and 6.7 MP image size of the Aspire FP™ detec- tor. The 4K UHD displays offer up to four times the detail when compared with standard HD screens and support 68,000X total magni- fication, allowing the user to see sub- micron level features without losing detail.
With its in-house, proprietary
QuadraNT™ tube, Aspire FP detec- tor, Gensys™ inspection software and QuadraGen™ power supply, Nordson DAGE is aiming toward the
future of X-ray image resolution, reli- ability, performance, and throughput with the new series.
Quadra™ 7 X-ray inspection system Contact: Nordson DAGE, 2747
Loker Avenue West, Carlsbad, CA 92010 % 760-930-3307 E-mail:
sales@nordsondage.com Web:
www.nordsondage.com
See at SEMICON West, Booth 5844
Ximea Releases Compact Hyperspectral Camera
Golden, CO — Ximea, a developer and manufacturer of standard and OEM cameras for machine vision applications, has introduced its lat- est super-compact USB3-Vision® Hyperspectral Camera. The new device adds to the company’s portfo- lio of small, robust, hyperspectral imaging (HSI) cameras. Conventional color cameras use
a mosaic pattern of red, green and blue (RGB) color filters on top of the pixel matrix. Hyperspectral cameras
USB3-Vision® hyperspectral imaging camera.
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indicate chemical or composition dif- ferences of objects of same or similar color imaged by RGB cameras. Instead of using a mosaic pat-
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tern of hyperspectral filters, this camera uses a line-wise arrangement of 150 HSI bands. Due to the high frame rate of the image sensor, this camera enables detailed and crisp captures of moving objects at multi- ple wavelengths. Objects can be moved orthogonally to the horizontal color filters of a mounted camera, on a conveyor belt for example, or the camera can be attached to a UAV, which flies over a large area. The visual and near-infrared (NIR) spec- trum of this camera is especially rel- evant in agriculture. The camera’s 150 HSI bands
cover the visual and NIR spectrum from 470 to 900 nm. They are easy to integrate into systems and are com- patible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS, SDK, and contain USB 3.0
micro-B ports with a screw-lock. Contact: Ximea Corp., 2012
Beech Court, Golden, CO 80401 % 303-389-9838 fax: 303-202-6350
E-mail:
sales@ximea.com Web:
www.ximea.com
replace the RGB pattern by many dif- ferent wavelength filters. While the numerous color filters increase the complexity of the de-mosaicing and re duce the spatial resolution, HSI cameras deliver spectra for individual narrow color bands revealing a differ- ent set of information that can also
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