September, 2016
Chandler, AZ — Koh Young Tech - nology now offers what it has named a “total 3D inspection and process optimization solution” for PCB man- ufacturers and assemblers. The com- pany’s complete offering ranges from advanced solder paste inspection (SPI) systems for process optimiza- tion to automated optical inspection systems (AOI) for the inspection of assembled circuits. The systems include innovative
software controls and analytic capa- bilities to function in an Industry 4.0 connected factory. The company has developed
PA&E Intros Hermetic BMA RF/Microwave
Connectors Wenatchee, WA — Design engineers can now leverage the utility of a 38999 format, high-speed RF connec- tor in harsh environment applica- tions, following PA&E’s release of its new hermetic 38999 blind mate attach (BMA) RF connector line. This connector uses the compa-
ny’s industry-proven hermetic RF connector technology with industry standard MIL-DTL 38999/23 Series III shell interfaces. The atmospheric side of the connector contains BMA coaxial contacts per MIL-STD348. The hermetic side contains SMA con- tacts per the same standard.
Zenith 3D AOI system with graphical user interface.
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tools for the machines’ integration into systems larger than individual
manufacturing lines, and offers ways for them to communicate with other
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workstations for seamless production. Koh Young is focusing on systems and processes for high-mix, low-volume production, which include its flagship Zenith 3D AOI system. The company plans to develop faster 3D AOI with a wider measurement range and simi- lar accuracy as current systems and to work on active process control by improving machine-to-machine com-
munications. Contact: Koh Young America, Inc., 6150 W Chandler Boulevard,
Suite 39, Chandler, AZ 85226 % 480-403-5000 fax: 480-403-5001 E-mail:
america@kohyoung.com Web:
www.kohyoung.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 228
38999 BMA high-speed RF connector.
These new high-performance
BMA connectors are available in laser-weld or jam-nut configurations with 1, 2, 4, 6, or 8 contacts. Six key- way patterns and 11-80, 17-75, 21- 48, 21-75, 23-06 and 25-08 shell sizes are also available. All formats pro- vide RF performance of less than 1 dB insertion loss at 18 GHz and have a hermetic leak rate of
1×10-9 cc He at 1 ATM. In laser weld configuration,
these connectors are compatible with materials that hermetically weld to 4032 or 4047 aluminum 304L stain- less steel or grade 2 titanium. The jam-nut versions mount with a stain- less steel jam-nut and o-ring. The shell and SMA barrel are made of 304L stainless while the feed- through insert is Kovar. The BMA outer contacts are beryllium copper and the BMA center pins are Kovar sealed with 7070 glass. The connec- tors have an operating temperature
range of 65 to 200°C (149 to 392°F). Contact: PA&E, 434 Olds
Station Road, Wenatchee, WA 98801 % 509-667-5480 fax: 509-664-6868
Web:
www.pacaero.com See at IMAPS, Booth 505
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