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Page 65 MIRTEC Displays 3D AOI and SPI Solutions
OXFORD, CT —MIRTEC is showcasing its range of 3D AOI and SPI solutions at SMTAI Virtual. The company’s MV-6 OMNI is configured with its exclu- sive OMNI-VISION® 3D inspection technology, which combines a 15 MP CoaXPress camera with a special digital tri-frequency moiré system. The tech- nology is designed and manufactured by MIRTEC for use in its entire range of 3D inspection systems. The company’s 12-projection moiré technolo-
gy provides true-3D inspection to yield precise height measurement data used to detect lifted component and lifted lead defects, as well as solder volume post reflow. Fully configured, the MIRTEC MV-6 OMNI machines are equipped with four 10 MP side-view cameras, in addition to the 15 MP top-down camera. MIRTEC’s MV-3 OMNI desktop 3D AOI
machine comes configured with the same hard- ware and software as its inline OMNI-VISION 3D inspection sys- tems, providing 100-percent compati- bility across the company’s entire 3D AOI product line. The company’s automatic pro-
gramming software uses AI-based deep learning to minimize human error and standardize the program- ming process. This software solution automatically analyzes the PCB architecture and assigns the appro- priate part type and process parame- ters for each SMT device. Only basic operator training is required. Optical character recognition (OCR) reduces false calls and improves efficiency by automatically restoring and inspect- ing damaged characters. The company’s MS-11e 3D SPI
machine is configured with an exclu- sive 15 MP CoaXPress camera system to provide excellent image quality, accuracy and fast rates of inspection.
Fuji’s AIMEX Boosts Capacity at ESI
VERNON HILLS, IL — Fuji America has installed two AIMEX II SMT placement machines at Electronic Systems, Inc., (ESI). In order to keep up with increasing demands, the company will not only increase sur- face mount placement capacity and improve flexibility, but will also meet customers’ diverse product needs. The Fuji AIMEX series includes
versatile, all-in-one machines, capa- ble of high-mix production. Inter - changeable and reconfigurable place- ment heads, an extremely large feed- er capacity, large panel support, along with versatility, enables flexi- ble production in a variety of sectors. Fuji America is a leading
provider of SMT equipment, offering mixed line solutions, capable of both high- and low-volume production. ESI offers complete manufacturing servic- es for PCB assembly through to final system-level assemblies, including supply chain management and order fulfillment. The company’s customers include OEMs in industrial, commer- cial, energy, medical, agriculture, and HVAC markets and is ISO 9001:2015-
and ISO 13485:2016-certified. Contact: Fuji America Corp., 171 Corporate Woods Parkway,
Vernon Hills, IL 60061 % 847-821-2459 E-mail:
christinep@fujiamerica.com Web:
www.fujiamerica.com
See at SMTAI Virtual MV-6 OMNI 3D AOI system.
The machine uses dual-projection shadow-free moiré phase shift imaging to inspect solder paste deposi- tions on PCBs for insufficient solder, shape deformi-
ty, shift of deposition, and bridging, post screen print.
In addition, MIRTEC is now offering its Total
Remote Management System (TRMS), an inte- grated Industry 4.0 solution that combines remote management with real-time data monitoring and analysis for each system within the SMT line. TRMS is designed to provide monitoring of status information and statistical data, such as equip- ment operation status, production yield, PC resources, temperature, and humidity. The TRMS module is a key part of MIRTEC’s intelligent fac-
Oxford, CT 06478 % 203-881-5559 E-mail:
bdamico@mindspring.com Web:
www.mirtec.com
tory automation system INTELLISYS®. Contact: MIRTEC Corp., 3 Morse Road,
See at SMTAI Virtual
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