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YXLON Upgrades Cougar’s Manipulation System
Hudson, OH — After the successful integration of a new precision manipulation system into YXLON’s Cheetah microfo- cus X-ray inspection system in 2016, the company is now upgrading its Cougar system as well.
The entire manipulator
was redesigned to improve the x and y axes, including a change of motors. As a result, parts under inspection can be moved with high accuracy into the required positions. Accuracy and repeat -
ability are the cornerstones of inspection. Repeat ability has been increased by 10 times by the new manipula- tor, enabling easier AXI inspection routines and bet- ter image quality of smaller and less dense features, as tests have shown. The company’s Micro3 Dslices
laminography technology offers superior results quickly. The new virtual rotation axis and the new manipulator assembly also provide
simplified operation and higher inspection throughput.
Cougar microfocus X-ray inspection system. Contact: YXLON International,
5675 Hudson Industrial Parkway, Hudson, OH 44236 % 234-284-7849 Web:
www.yxlon.com
See at ATX/MD&M East, Booth 205
Tekscan Showcases Pressure Mapping Technology
The material matters in material handling
Boston, MA — Tekscan is showcasing its lineup of pressure mapping prod- ucts. The equipment can be used to provide data and insights that enhance product design, improve quality and reduce costs. The compa- ny has worked with several different manufacturers to develop pressure mapping solutions that meet each company’s specific goals. Tekscan’s patented tactile force
and pressure sensing solutions pro- vide customers with the actionable information they need to optimize product design and improve clinical and research outcomes. The compa- ny’s sensors and systems are used across a wide range of applications within test and measurement, med- ical, dental, and retail, as standalone solutions or as embedded technology
Exceeds ANSI/ESD standards for ESD protection Working range of –60° to 250° F Permanent ESD properties over life of product High load-bearing capacity
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CUI Introduces Line of Peltier Modules
Tualatin, OR — CUI's thermal man- agement group has introduced a new line of high-performance Peltier modules. The thermoelectric coolers' arcTEC™ structure makes use of a combination of thermally conductive resin between the ceramic and cop- per on the cold side of the module, high-temperature solder, and larger P/N elements made from premium silicon ingot. The elasticity of arcTEC's resin
layer allows for thermal expansion and contraction during the repeated heating and cooling of normal opera- tion, which reduces stress on the ele- ments, resulting in a better thermal connection, a strong mechanical bond and no marked drop-off in perform- ance over time. High-temperature solder and larger silicon elements are incorporated to enable faster and more uniform cooling.
The CP20H, CP30H, CP39H,
CP69H, and CP85H series all con- tain the arcTEC structure and range in size from 15 to 40 mm (0.6 to 2 in.), with profiles as low as 3.1 mm (0.12 in.). These thermoelectric modules are available with a delta Tmax of 77°C (170.6°F) and current ratings that range from 2 to 8.5A. Due to their reliable solid state
construction, precise temperature control and quiet operation, the Peltier modules are suited to high- density, high-power medical and industrial applications as well as refrigeration and sealed environ- ments where forced air cooling is not
an option. Contact: CUI, Inc., 20050 SW
112th Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062 % 503-612-2300 fax: 503-612-2383
E-mail:
jschnabel@cui.com Web:
www.cui.com
to create better and differentiated products.
Contact: Tekscan, Inc., 307 West First Street, Boston, MA 02127 %
I-Scan pressure mapping system.
617-464-4500 fax: 617-464-4266 E-mail:
info@tekscan.com Web:
www.tekscan.com
See at ATX/MD&M East, Booth 324
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