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Data I/O: Programming for Auto, IoT and Industrial Applications
Redmond, WA — Data I/O Corpor - ation is demonstrating its program- ming technology for automotive, Internet of Things (IoT) and industri- al applications at IPC APEX 2020. The PSV2800 is the latest addition to Data I/O’s award-winning PSV fami- ly that delivers up to 3,000 units per hour in production, making it excel- lent for high-volume programming applications currently served by inflexible end-of-line solutions. Billions of devices are produced
each year for the industrial controls, IoT, medical and automotive markets. As production ramps, electronics manufacturers are under pressure to meet quality, volume and cost re - quire ments. The PSV2800 is an excel- lent fit for dedicated high-volume applications, providing customers with high performance and reliability at a low total cost of ownership. The company is demonstrating
an increase of four times the pro- gramming performance for universal flash storage (UFS) devices. Connec - ted and autonomous cars are driving the transition from eMMC to UFS technology. Data I/O is supporting the transition to UFS with high per- formance solutions that protect OEMs’ investment in the company’s
Energy-Saving Vapor Phase Soldering from ASSCON
Königsbrunn, Germany — At IPC APEX 2020, ASSCON is focusing on the energy-saving potential of its vapor phase soldering technology. Looking toward the rising energy costs of the future, the company sees vapor phase as a solution. Ultim - ately, this is affected by the level of
CO2 emissions permitted worldwide under the Kyoto Protocol. In the future, companies will need emis-
sions rights to release CO2 into the atmosphere.
equipment. The combination of pro- gramming technology, PSV systems and software applications streamline programming processes across the globe to deliver production efficiency, quality and reduce costs. Data I/O has advanced its PSV -
7000 with NexTeach Pro for up to four times the job teaching speed and 10 times the accuracy of alternative methods. NexTeach is the company’s next-generation of job teaching tech- nology. NexTeach simplifies the teaching process by automating the
x/y/z/r measurements and coordi- nates with the touch of a button. All existing PSV7000 customers are eli- gible to upgrade their systems imme- diately. Data I/O will demonstrate NexTeach on the PSV7000 during
the show. Contact: Data I/O Corp., 6464 185th Avenue NE, Suite 101,
PSV2800 high-volume programming platform.
Redmond, WA 98052 % 425-867-6922 E-mail:
higginj@dataio.com Web:
www.dataio.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2019
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VP7000 series vapor phase soldering system.
Vapor phase soldering can offer
a crucial advantage, because it requires much less energy than today’s reflow ovens. On average, reflow ovens consume between 15 and 22 kW/hr, whereas ASSCON’s vapor phase soldering system requires only about 4.5 kW/hr. The system is also designed to offer process simplification, stability, void
prevention, and cost optimization. Contact: ASSCON
Systemtechnik-Elektronik GmbH, Messerschmittring 35, 86343
Königsbrunn, Germany % +49-8231-95991-0 E-mail:
info@asscon.de Web:
www.asscon.de
See at IPC APEX, Booth 801 See at IPC APEX, Booth 1922
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