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Page 75 Seica Highlights RPA and Distributed Test
HAVERHILL, MA — Seica, Inc., the North American subsidiary of Seica S.p.A., is highlighting its Next series at SMTAI Virtual. The Next series is designed with versatility and config- urability, allowing Seica to offer solu- tions for various industrial automation environments, such as robotic process automation (RPA) and distributed test. RPA is a growing trend in elec-
tronics manufacturing, and Seica’s Compact RT, a dual-fixture rotary table optimized for productivity and test throughput, can be installed in a
C&K Intros ESA-Certified D-Sub Backshell and Haloring
WALTHAM, MA — C&K has sought out and obtained certification from the European Space Agency (ESA) for a backshell with haloring. The D- sub lightweight backshell is a key element in protecting connectors and cables in space applications with tight weight and space constraints. The company is now offering
variants to meet customers’ needs in applications that require shielding. The D-sub backshell and haloring is available in two grades of quality: the ESA/ESCC-certified version and the engineering version. Both models are mainly focused on the space mar- ket, with applications in launchers, satellites and spacecraft.
variety of different automated han- dling processes including robot/cobot layouts. Configurable for in-circuit, pre-
functional, functional, and combina- tional testing, as well as onboard pro- gramming, the system is modular enough to provide tailor-made test- ing for specific requirements, with all of the advantages of a standard plat- form. Distributed test is an approach to line automation that reduces time and optimizes performance and accu- racy. Seica offers automatic board handlers that can link test systems together, such as the Pilot V8 flying probe tester and Compact SL. The Compact SL is an inline version of the Compact RT.
The Pilot V8 is a comprehensive
flying test platform, with up to 20 mobile resources. The standard test probes can each apply a current of up to 2A, and the system can be config- ured with high-resolution cameras for automatic optical inspection, bar- code and data matrix reading, laser
sensors, capacitive probes, pyrome- ters, optical fiber sensors for LEDs, mini-fixtures for boundary scan, and onboard programming. In its fully automatic configura-
tion, the system satisfies a full range of board test requirements. Other available features include a high-fre- quency option and a large-board option. Seica’s VIVA NEXT software platform ties the company’s solutions together, as well as Canavisia’s
industrial monitoring solution. Contact: Seica, Inc., 110 Avco
Road, Haverhill, MA 01835 % 603-890-6002
E-mail:
davidsigillo@seicausa.com Web:
www.seica-na.com
Pilot V8 flying probe tester. See at SMTAI Virtual
Space-grade D-sub backshell. With 11 outlet shapes, six dif-
ferent shell sizes and a choice of gold or nickel finish, the new models are designed to provide ultra-long relia- bility, compact size and easier toler-
ance management. Contact: C&K, 1601 Trapelo
Road, Suite 178, Waltham, MA 02451 % 617-969-3700 Web:
www.ckswitches.com
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