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Page 33 PDR Offers 2D and 2D+ X-ray Systems
Shingle Springs, CA — PDR is now offering 2D and 2D+ X-ray systems, designed to offer high-quality X-ray images at an affordable price. Choos- ing the correct system for specific re- quirements, such as X-ray for quality control or X-ray for process control, is vital for the success of both X-ray cir- cuit board inspection programs, as well as X-ray semiconductor inspec- tion programs. PDR’s 90 kV and 130 kV X-ray
systems are engineered with high- quality materials and craftsmanship and X-safety standards exceeding the most stringent requirements for industrial safety. All nondestructive X-ray inspection systems built by PDR are equipped with a suite of X- ray image processing tools and fea- tures that incorporate cutting-edge technologies to ensure that its sys-
ATEC Expands Amplifier Rental Inventory
San Diego, CA — Advanced Test Equipment Corporation (ATEC) has expanded its amplifier rental inven- tory with the AE Techron 8500 series of amplifiers. The AE Techron 8500 series is a series of amplifiers for EMC conducted immunity testing, MIL-PRF capacitor tests, DC auto- motive dropout testing, and as a vari- able AC source for ISO 61000, avia- tion and power quality measure- ments.
tems deliver quality images and pow- erful analytics. Surface mount and assembly in-
spection is vital to provide quality product. PDR’s BGA X-ray defect de- tection and BGA X-ray inspection starts with high-quality X-ray im- ages and outstanding image clarity. This enables its analytical tools to perform high-level analysis of BGA packages, X-ray for solder ball sphere void percentage calculations, solder ball area and roundness (sphericity), as well as analytical tools to address X-ray for QFN pack- age inspection, X-ray for CSP pack- age inspection, and X-ray for flip chip
inspection, as well as X-ray for QFP package inspection. The X-ray systems’ oblique view
capability (up to 70°) allows users to rotate their samples, enabling bond wire quality inspection, X-ray bond wire sweep analytics, and X-ray of PTH solder fill and barrel fill. X-ray can help customers to an-
alyze and measure die attach voiding and bond wire attachment, or to re- solve production issues, such as sol- der bridging, shorts, opens, insuffi- cient solder, head-in-pillow issues,
and poor solder wetting. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869
PDR GenX-90P X-ray inspection system.
Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262 E-mail:
sales@pdrxy.com Web:
www.pdr-rework.com/americas
Making Ovens Smarter
Are you manufacturing Medical Devices?
Can you prove to your auditor the in-spec
AE Techron 8500 series amplifiers.
ATEC provides top-of-the-line
test and measurement equipment to perform function tests and other re- quired tests to meet standards, such as ANSI, CE, IEC/EN, FCC, ISO, and MIL-STD. ATEC’s vast invento- ry of rental solutions includes ampli- fiers, power supplies, loads, and a va- riety of other EMC-related equip- ment. The company works closely with manufacturers, like AE Tech - ron, to provide customers with short- term and long-term rental options for the latest technology in the industry, such as the 8500 series. The 8500 amplifier series is
scalable, available in power levels from a 4 kW, 3U, single-phase, bench top model
(model8504) to
miniature rack systems that can de- liver up to 100 kVA of power into re- active loads at currents up to 300A rms. The 8500 series amplifiers offer several advantages, including wide bandwidth, very low noise, high effi- ciency, and the ability to safely drive a wide variety of load types and im-
pedances. Contact: Advanced Test Equip- ment Rentals, 10401 Roselle Street,
San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-558-6500 E-mail:
rrusso@atecorp.com Web:
www.atecorp.com
KIC’s 40+ years of experience in automated process data collection and over 25,000 Automatic Systems thermal process tools.
1-858-673-6050
kicthermal.com
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