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Schaumburg, IL — Leine Linde has introduced the next generation of condition monitoring system for
HEIDENHAIN Offers Leine Linde ADS
also introduces new features, such as a wireless service check-up through Bluetooth and single cable support for diagnostic and control loop feed- back information. As with its previous generation,
Leine Linde ADS Uptime continues to offer system monitoring features on parameters, such as vibration and temperature. It also offers the ability to set various alarms and warnings, as well as record and access informa- tion over the encoder’s lifetime. New features of ADS Uptime,
such as wireless encoder service checkup through Bluetooth connec- tivity, provide simplified mainte- nance routines in production lines
ADS Uptime condition monitoring system for encoders.
encoders — ADS Uptime. The advanced diagnostic system (ADS) retains the core features of its previ- ous generation (ADS Online), and
GaN-on-Silicon microLED Displays from Plessey and Jasper
San Jose, CA — Plessey, an embedded technologies developer at the forefront of microLED technology for augment- ed and mixed reality (AR/MR) display applications, has announced a signifi- cant milestone in the development of its monolithic microLED displays alongside its backplane partner, Jasper Display Corp (JDC). Following a continued partner-
ship with JDC including an exten- sive capital investment in a complete toolset, enabling successful wafer-to- wafer bonding. Plessey has succeed- ed in wafer-level bonding of its GaN- on-silicon monolithic microLED wafers with JDC’s eSP70 silicon patented backplane technology, resulting in microLED displays that contain addressable LEDs. Wafer-level bonding poses signif-
icant technical challenges and has not previously been achieved between a GaN-on-silicon LED wafers and a high-density CMOS backplanes. Plessey initially achieved the
world’s first mechanically successful wafer-to-wafer bond in early April 2019. This significant success has now been followed by a fully func- tional, electrical and mechanical bond, resulting in a fully operational microLED display. Plessey’s microLED display has
an array of 1920 x 1080 (FHD) cur- rent-driven monochrome pixels on a pitch of 0.3 mil (8 µm). Each display requires more than two million indi- vidual electrical bonds to connect the microLED pixels to the controlling backplane. The JDC backplane pro- vides independent 10-bit single color control of each pixel. Bonding a com- plete LED wafer to a CMOS back- plane wafer, incorporates over 100 million micro-level bonds between
the wafers. Contact: Jasper Display Corp., 2952 Bunker Hill Lane, Suite 110,
Santa Clara, CA 95054 % 408-831-5788 E-mail:
info@jasperdisplay.com Web:
www.jasperdisplay.com
Safely at the right quality – with Securo systems from Rehm Testing and measuring methods are increasingly becoming standard in the automotive industry in particular to test the durability of the installed parts under real environment and increasing the service life of electronic components in the long term. Rehm Thermal Systems developed the Securo Plus system for hot function tests and Securo Minus for cold function tests. The systems operate under normal air or nitrogen atmospheres. To test the winter performance of sensitive electronics, functional other measuring equipment.
and allow quick access to important factors affecting the encoder. Users can now perform service
checkups on the go through the ADS Uptime app on their mobile device or tablet. With this type of effective maintenance checkup, technicians can detect unusual trends or recog- nize warning signs at an early stage and start practicing proactive main- tenance. With this, unplanned down- times can be greatly minimized or eliminated. ADS Uptime also allows for
users to store recorded information and access it over the encoder’s life- time. Detailed data and parameters on things like scanning quality, time
in motion, temperature, frequency and vibration are available for quick and easy access. The vibration parameter specif-
ically has been enhanced to allow measurement in both the radial and axial directions providing further comprehensive analysis. Values are stored in the encoder and easily
accessible in a variety of ways. Contact: Heidenhain Corp., 333
E State Parkway, Schaumburg, IL 60173 % 847-490-0387 E-mail:
jdoughtery@heidenhain.com Web:
www.heidenhain.us
See at SEMICON West, Booth 851
Secure electronics despite heat and cold
Temperature testing for optimal product reliability
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