May, 2017
Oxford, CT — MIRTEC is exhibiting a full range of 3D AOI and SPI sys- tems and services, including the MV- 6e OMNI 3D AOI and MV-7 OMNI 3D AOI systems, the MS-11 SPI sys- tem, and the company’s INTEL- LISYS® quality management soft- ware. INTELLISYS, MIRTEC’s total quality management software suite, was developed to track and eliminate defects on inspected assemblies. The MV-6e OMNI inline 3D AOI
system is configured with the compa- ny’s exclusive OMNI-VISION® 3D inspection technology, which combines its proprietary 15 MP ISIS vision sys- tem with a digital multi-frequency eight projection 3D system to provide precise inspection of SMT devices. The ISIS vision system is a pro-
prietary camera system used in MIRTEC’s complete range of inspec- tion equipment. The company’s digi- tal multi-frequency eight projection technology provides 3D inspection by using a total of four programmable digital moiré projectors. The system is designed to yield the precise height measurements necessary to detect lifted components as well as solder volume post-reflow. Fully-config- ured, the MV-6e OMNI machines come with four 10 MP side-view cam- eras in addition to the 15 MP top-
HARTING Intros M12 PushPull Connector
Elgin, IL —HARTING has introduced its M12 PushPull, designed for simple and reliable connectivity in high- vibration environments. The connec- tor’s robust housing and locking sys- tem makes it suitable for harsh, heavy-vibration environments. An audible click indicates when
connection is made and simple assembly that requires no special tools enables quick and easy installa- tion in the field.
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down camera. The MV-7 OMNI-QHD 3D AOI
machine contains the next generation of the company’s OMNI-VISION 3D inspection technology within its high- performance AC servo drive platform. This system uses the company’s quan- tum high-definition (2048 x 1536) dig- ital multi-frequency 3D projection technology to provide quality images, accuracy and repeatability during inspection. The MV-7 OMNI-QHD machine is also equipped with four 10 MP side-view cameras for inspection of regions that cannot be seen by the top-down camera. The company’s MS-11 3D SPI
machine is also configured the compa- ny’s 15 MP ISIS vision system, offer-
MV-6e OMNI 3D AOI system.
ing enhanced image quality, superior accuracy and fast inspection rates.
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The machine uses dual-projection shadow-free moiré phase shift imag- ing technology to inspect solder paste depositions on PCBs post screen print, detecting insufficient solder, excessive solder, shape deformity, shift of depo- sition, and bridging. The MS-11 is built on the same robust platform as
the MV-7 OMNI series. Contact: Mirtec Corp., 3 Morse
Road, Oxford, CT 06478 % 203-881-5559 fax: 203-881-3322
E-mail:
bdamico@mindspring.com Web:
www.mirtec.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1J10, and at
SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4A-140
EAO Machinery Human Machine Interfaces.
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M12 PushPull connectors. The M12 PushPull saves space
by eliminating the need for addition- al access space for screwing the con- nector into position. The design also includes knurling on the side of the connector for easy handling. The M12 PushPull is IP67-
rated and operates in temperatures ranging from –40 to +85°C (–40 to +185°F). It is available in A-, D- and X-code versions and is suitable for Class EA up to 10 GB for the eight- pole, X-coded version. The connectors have 360° shielding and use crimp
termination. Contact: HARTING North
America, 1370 Bowes Road, Elgin, IL 60123 % 847-717-9217 E-mail:
christina.chatfield@
harting.com Web:
www.harting.com
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