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Viscom Introduces Improved Coating Inspection Module
Duluth, GA — Viscom now offers its HighDensity module in addition to standard camera equip- ment for inspecting confor- mal coatings. The module benefits inspection particu- larly where silicone or es- pecially thin coatings need to be seen reliably. Viscom now offers two
options for the orthogonal camera technology in its proven S3088 CCI (confor- mal coating inspection) system. While the integrat- ed standard module has more than fulfilled most of the demands for a long time, the new HighDensity module is recommended when nano plasma coat- ings need to be inspected. Also, it is able to inspect the extremely tempera- ture-resistant silicone- based coatings that are used, for example, to make smart- phones resistant to moisture. The HighDensity module has
tends the field of application of the S3088 CCI and provides illumination
four or eight angled cameras. With this configuration, the quality of the coating layer can also be inspected on the sides of the components. In CCI, LEDs illu-
minate coatings contain- ing particles that fluo- resce under UV light. With the right frequency adjustments, all typical defect sites can be detect- ed reliably. The S3088 CCI finds defects such as air bubbles, contamina- tion or missing coatings, and ensures the high quality of the conformal coating on electronic as- semblies.
Contact: Viscom
Inc., 1775 Breckinridge Parkway, Suite 500,
HighDensity module camera image showing missing coating in black.
even for weakly fluorescing coating types.
Like the standard orthogonal
high-power LEDs attached around the camera. The ultraviolet light ex-
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October, 2016
Littelfuse: Energy Efficient Intelligent Electronics
Chicago, IL — Littelfuse is offering products in a variety of areas de- signed to protect, control and moni- tor intelligent electronics. Markets include: appliances and white goods; building, home automation and the IoT, which include products for secu- rity and environmental protection through intelligent control; automo- tive electronics for comfortable and safe driving; LEDs, including energy- efficient and environmentally-friend- ly devices; data centers and the cloud; mobile, wearables and batter- ies that connect devices to the Inter- net; and automotive sensor products designed to reduce emissions and en-
hance safety. Contact: Littelfuse, Inc., 8755 W
Higgins Road, Suite 500, Chicago, IL 60631 % 773-628-1000 Web:
www.littelfuse.com
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