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3Xi-M200v3 X-ray inspection system.


hanced CT computation capabili- ties deliver threefold resolution improvements while cutting in- spection times in half compared to previous models. These ad- vancements allow precise sepa- ration of multi-layer components within complex power modules, delivering high-resolution im- ages for faster and more accurate


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modules presents challenges for X-ray inspection, such as achiev- ing sufficient contrast and mini- mizing interference from over- lapping layers. The new 3Xi-M200v3 rises


to the challenge with its large, highly sensitive detector, which captures high-contrast images of even ultra-thin materials. En-


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