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engineering and series production. Viscom’s X8068 system covers


the entire inspection portfolio for elec- tronics production. It accommodates individual components and assem- blies through fully automatic inspec- tion of large and heavy PCBs, with diameters up to 28.4 in. (722 mm) and up to 33 lb (15 kg) in weight. The image quality is excellent,


made possible using open microfocus transmission tubes. Viscom develops and manufactures these in its own modern X-ray center of competence. High-resolution digital flat panel


detectors are used for the highest magnification and optimal image quality for the evaluation of X-ray images. The modular Viscom system allows each user to configure it for their individual requirements. The X8011-II system provides


flexible and exchangeable modules to inspect a wide variety of inspection objects. In addition to an object stage, Viscom offers a 360° rotation module and a motorized rotation and tilt axis. These tools enable the inspec- tion object to be placed at various angular positions to gain better insight into test areas. The individual modules can be


exchanged during operation and pre- calibrated, eliminating time-consum- ing calibration after parts are exchanged. The detector can be tilted up to 60°.


Documented Results Documentation is just as impor-


tant as the inspection itself, especially if it’s part of a field return evaluation. The aim here is to quickly and auto- matically generate test reports for the customer in a format that presents the results quickly and easily. The test reports should also be


easy to compare. This is particularly important in the development steps and during prototyping, where inspec- tions check each stage of the process and influence subsequent ones. Standardized reports are helpful


when it comes to understanding results and the easy interpretation of new steps. Viscom offers Report - Creator for fast and easy creation of inspection reports. The operator defines the report


settings, i.e. the display of inspection results, and saves them as a reusable template for their customers. Customer information such as logos and addresses can also be stored. These reports can consist of a


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With the report function, detailed analyses of X-ray images can be recorded.


cover sheet, the table of contents, overview screens with result markers,


summaries of the test results in table form, and a detailed presentation of the results with analysis steps, image acquisition parameters and com- ments.


The actual test results can be fil-


tered by manual or automatic and good or bad results. Each inspection object can also be assigned to individ- ual test items using barcodes or DMC. This means detailed documentation can be created for sampling and for field returns, which describe the cur- rent status to the customer. One valuable part of the report is


the information about the radiation exposure of each region of the assem-


bly. This information can assure the user that even sensitive components have been tested within the maxi- mum permissible radiation. In addi- tion, the MXI systems from Viscom are intelligently designed so that inspection does not continue once a preset limit value is reached. A wide inspection spectrum,


combined with a simple report gener- ation means that the X8011-II and X8068 inspection systems are ideally suited for medium-sized companies with inspection tasks that require a versatile system. Contact: Viscom, Inc., 1775


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