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INGUN Focuses on Pioneering 5G
LAKE WYLIE, SC — 5G is the fifth- generation mobile communications standard. When contacting electronic components and assemblies equip - ped for 5G, such as those found in base stations, smartphones and auto-
company offers: a comprehensive portfolio for RF applications; solu- tions for automotive, consumer elec- tronics, infrastructure, and industry; well-established solutions for the fre- quency range up to 6 GHz; and cus- tomer-specific solutions for frequencies above 6 GHz. All products are made
in Germany, in accordance with the highest quality standards. Features of INGUN’s
Click here to see INGUN's 5G solutions.
motive applications, reliable trans- mission of radio frequency signals for large volumes of data is essential. INGUN offers a variety of solutions, along with its expertise as a deve- lopment partner, to develop test app- lications that are precisely contac- ted and efficiently tested. The
probes include precise fit, excellent performance at high data rates, high signal quality even in mmWave, reliable contacting of de- vices under test, modulari- ty and variety, compact
and robust designs, and consistent performance over their entire serv- ice lives.
Contact: INGUN USA, Inc., 252
Latitude Lane, Suite 105-106, Lake Wylie, SC 29710 % 803-831-1200 E-mail:
sales@us.ingun.com Web:
www.ingun.com
Solutions for the Integrated Smart Factory from ASM
SUWANEE, GA — ASM is now offer- ing a broad portfolio of hardware and software solutions with a focus on the integrated smart factory. The company has rolled out its new DEK TQ high- volume printer, the ASM Process - Expert system for autonomous process optimization and its ASM Works soft- ware infrastructure for the smart SMT factory. The DEK TQ printer includes precise linear drives, off-belt printing, and an innovative clamping system and print head. The system achieves an accuracy rating of ±17.5 µm at 2
Cpk, while running for up to eight hours at a time without an operator. New options and software en-
hancements further improve the ca- pabilities of the DEK TQ. The high flow vacuum function provides a highly efficient board support for complex, high-volume production. ASM’s ProcessLens is designed to
offer best-in-class 3D and 2D inspec- tion and measurement of applied sol- der paste. The moiré patterns are cre- ated by a projector chip with eight mil- lion software-controlled micro-mirrors, enabling the inspection of paste de- posits up to 0.04 in. (1 mm) in height.
The x/y camera positioning system pro- vides an accuracy of 0.5 mil (12.5 µm). The core package of ASM Works
supplies the fundamental software infrastructure for smart SMT pro-
DEK TQ high-volume printer.
duction. Machines exchange data smoothly and order processing and set ups can be planned throughout the entire production process. Mate- rial consumption is tracked by ma-
chine monitoring. Contact: ASM Assembly Sys-
tems, 3975 Lakefield Court,
Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3189 E-mail:
ogden.mark@
asmpt.com Web:
www.asm-smt.com
Foamer
Hand Cream
Hand Sanitizers formulated for the Electronic & Bio Science Industries
Kills 99.99% of Germs, Non-Flammable,
Alcohol Free, No Methanol, No VOCs, No Hazmat BZK is considered a leave on antiseptic by the FDA NSF Certified E3, Food Processing
Purified water produced through internal Deionization system that removes IONS such as sodium, calcium, iron, copper & ANIONS such as chlorides & sulfates. After Deionization an inline Ultra-Violet Light is used to kill contaminates such as Bacteria & Virus
R&R Lotion is an American family owned business established in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1983. Dedicated to manufacturing new and innovated products for the Bio Science, Electronic, Medical, Food Processing, and Health & Safety Environment’s. Our United States Manufacturing plant is FDA/EPA/NSF Registered to Manufacture and Formulate OTC products.
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