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SMALL REPEATABLE VOLUMES ARE A CHALLENGE, BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE IF YOU HAVE BEEN CREATING THEM AS LONG AS WE HAVE.
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Viscom Selected as 3D AOI Supplier by Cirtronics
Duluth, GA — Viscom has installed several of its S3088 ultra blueAOI sys- tems in Cirtronics’ facility in Milford, NH. Cirtronics has added one of the machines to each of its production lines in its 175,000 ft2 manufacturing space.
After evaluating the S3088 ex- TO DO IT WELL, WE PROVIDE THREE THINGS: REE THINGS
Dispensing Expertise in a variety of microelectronic packaging applications.
Feasibility Testing & Process Verification based on years of product engineering, material flow testing and software control.
Product Development for patented valves, dispensing cartridges, needles and accessories.
Our Micro Dispensing product line is proven and trusted by manufacturers in semiconductor, electronics assembly, medical device and electro-mechanical assembly the world over.
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tensively, as well as competitive sys- tems, Cir tron ics found that the Vis- com unit most effectively met its needs. The S3088 addresses the grow- ing demand for reliable and easy-to- use 3D AOI technology at an econom- ical price. One orthogonal and four angled view cameras provide full 3D defect detection coverage for compo- nents and solder joints on PCBs. The algorithm-based technology that Vis- com provides will deliver greater measurement accuracy while inspect- ing components and solder joints, which in turn provides feedback to gain tighter process control, optimiz- ing the overall quality for each of Cirtronics’ products. Cirtronics is a locally-owned and
operated contract manufacturer for electronics, electro-mechanical assem- blies and box builds for a wide range of markets including med/tech, robotics, communications, aerospace, military, security, industry and others. Cirtron-
ics is an employee-owned company (ESOP) and qualifies for U.S. govern- ment woman-owned and small busi- ness status (WBENC certified WBE & WOSB).
A Cirtronics technician using the S3088.
Contact: Viscom Inc., 1775 Breckinridge Parkway, Suite 500,
Duluth, GA 30096 % 678-966-9835 fax: 678-966-9828 E-mail:
info@viscomusa.com Web:
www.viscomusa.com and Cirtronics, 528 Route 13 South, Mil- ford, NH 03055 % 603-249-9190 fax: 603-249-9194 Web:
www.cirtronics.com
PDR Launches Intra-Ocular Thermal Sensor for Rework
Shingle Springs, CA — PDR Americ- as has introduced an intra-ocular-ad- justable “read zone” thermal sensor for high-end rework — the PDR Z+ Class sensor. The temperature sen- sor has been specifically engineered to provide the accuracy needed for high-yield rework programs. This upgraded version of PDR’s
analog Z Class sensor is now available with embedded digital technology de- signed for 10th order polynomial reso-
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lution to provide some of the most ac- curate sensing technology in its class. Accurate to within ±1 percent at 250°C (482°F), the rework sensor also provides precise, intra-ocular LED targeting of the area to be measured, eliminating independent laser finders that require merging the detector, the laser and distance to target. The Z+ Class thermal sensors
are focusable to measure single point surface area targets within a diame- ter range of to 1-12 mm (0.04-0.47 in.) without having to account for dis- tance to target calculations. This ver- satility offers accurate in-process control for densely populated PCB re- work tasks involving very small packages in addition to QFNs, QFPs, µBGAs, connectors and high sphere count super BGAs. The sensor technology works by
optically targeting the object to be measured through the sensor lens (intra-ocular sighting). A WYSIWYG sensor incorporating a visible LED pulse emitted from the detection chip, the LED target, or “read point,” and the area being measured are of equal proportion. This patented de- sign there fore lends itself to synchro- nous read point adjustment from a 1- 12 mm (0.04-0.47 in.) spot size while keeping the temperature detection area and targeting LED illumination spot diameter equal. This technology provides not only accurate tempera- ture readings but offers the operator a visual target identifier during the rework process. This technology provides not
only accurate temperature readings but offers the operator a visual target
identifier during the rework process. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869
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Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262 E-mail:
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